The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s AI policy observatory, a platform for policy discussions on AI, is a promising start but it can be built upon. A recently released report from a working group convened by the Paris peace forum says an open, international dialogue on equitable AI governance could help set up global regulations.
IT’S estimated artificial intelligence (AI) will add as much as US$15.7 trillion (RM68.82 trillion) to the global economy by 2030.
If current trends continue, much of this new wealth will be owned and controlled by corporations and individuals based in China and the United States, as well as by the national governments that represent them.
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