Global Enlightenment Leaders contribute to the Agenda for Actions on AI Global Governance

Jun 19, 2023News

BGF’s Global Enlightenment Leaders, including Prime Ministers Enrico Letta and Zlatko Lagumdzija, distinguished scholars Martha Minow and Ruth Okediji from Harvard Law School, thinker John Clippinger, and others, are actively contributing to the agenda for actions on AI Global Governance. The leaders and the agenda aim to establish a comprehensive framework for governing artificial intelligence globally.

A distinguished contributor is Professor Alex Pentland, who focuses on the Data Economy for AI Global Governance. Professor Pentland analyzes the impact of data in shaping AI governance policies and frameworks, as well as creating a data economy. His research and insights help guide discussions and decision-making processes related to AI regulation.

The Shinzo Abe Initiative, named in honor of the late Prime Minister, emphasizes the importance of AI in driving technological advancements and economic growth for Japan, and promotes regional and global peace and security. Through this initiative, its members and coordinators will discuss cooperation and collaboration among Japan and nations to address the challenges and opportunities presented in the Internet Age and AI.

Thomas Kehler, an AI pioneer based in Silicon Valley, contributes to the development of a framework for a human-centered AI based on the laws of nature. His approach emphasizes the ethical and sustainable use of AI technologies, considering their impact on society and the environment. Kehler’s insights provide valuable guidance on how to align AI development with the principles of nature and human well-being.

Nguyen Anh Tuan, the CEO of BGF, brings valuable concepts to the table, including the power of users and the role of civic society organizations. Recognizing the importance of user involvement and the influence of civil society in shaping AI governance, Tuan’s contributions highlight the need for an innovative and enlightened approach to global AI policy-making. The power of users will be instrumental in demanding companies to adhere to standards for AI Global Governance.

These Global Enlightenment Leaders will engage in dialogue with leaders of the European Council at the Riga Conference 2023. The conference serves as a platform for exchanging ideas, sharing research, and discussing policy frameworks related to AI governance. By actively participating in such dialogues, these leaders contribute to the establishment of a robust and effective AI Global Governance framework that considers various perspectives and promotes responsible and innovative AI development.

Prime Minister Enrico Letta and Governor Michael Dukakis