AI for Good Global Summit Starts in Geneva
(MENAFN) The seventh annual AI for Good Global Summit commenced on Tuesday in Geneva, assembling a diverse mix of global leaders, technology pioneers, and members of civil society.
This gathering focuses on exploring the ways artificial intelligence can serve the greater good of humanity.
The summit is organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with the Swiss government and more than 40 United Nations bodies.
Taking place at the Palexpo convention center over the course of four days, the event aspires to promote actionable strategies leveraging AI to address critical worldwide issues such as healthcare, environmental change, education, and inclusive advancement.
An array of speakers—spanning government officials, industry experts, academic scholars, and representatives from international entities—are scheduled to participate.
According to the summit’s official website, the program features live showcases of AI in action, a large exhibition area presenting innovative technologies, and networking sections intended to encourage cooperation.
Special sessions will also delve into the "ethical dimensions and regulatory frameworks" essential for guiding the global implementation of AI.
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