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Описание: What is the international direction of travel, what is the potential for global AI policy cohesion and do we have what we need or do we need new institutions/bodies?

This session will take stock of the AI Safety Summit and ask what’s next in terms of coordinated international action on AI policy. It will explore announcements and agreements that came achieved through the global summit and ask what this tells us about the international direction of travel for global regulation, legislation and governance of AI in 2024. The session will also dig deeper into developments in the US, Europe and China, as well as in multilateral fora such as the OECD and G7 to understand their significance and the extent to which there is cohesion. The session will also consider how AI governance issues are being addressed in countries with less developed economies, explore the areas where more international cooperation and agreement is still needed and identify where more collective action may be needed by the international community in the year ahead. 

SPEAKERS:  

Dr Zeynep Engin
Chair and Director, Data for Policy

Simon Staffell
Director Government Affairs, Microsoft

Camille Ford
Researcher in the Global Governance, Regulation, Innovation and Digital Economy (GRID), Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)

Sue Daley
Director, Technology and Innovation, techUK

Dr Mike Katell
Ethics Fellow, The Alan Turing Institute

Gabriela Ramos
Assistant Director-General for the Social and Human Sciences, UNESCO

This event was sponsored by Microsoft, KPMG, IBM, Sopra Steria, Clifford Chance and Kainos.

If you want to reserve your sponsorship slot for next year's edition, please email Margot Stumm at [email protected]

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