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The second UNESCO Ministerial Summit on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence took place in Montevideo, focusing on ethical public policies for AI in Latin America. The summit adopted the Montevideo Declaration and a regional roadmap outlining five key priorities: governance, talent, protection of vulnerable groups, environment, and sustainability. High-level representatives from over 20 countries participated, discussing regulatory initiatives and strategies for responsible AI development.
The summit emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships in promoting ethical AI training and employability. Key documents were established to guide the region's commitment to AI that upholds human rights and democracy. The involvement of companies like Telefnica and Microsoft highlights the private sector's role in addressing training gaps and fostering responsible AI practices.
• Montevideo Declaration confirms commitment to ethical AI protecting human rights.
• Regional roadmap outlines five priorities for responsible AI development.
Ethical AI refers to the responsible use of artificial intelligence that prioritizes human rights and democracy.
AI Governance involves regulatory frameworks and policies to ensure the safe and effective use of AI technologies.
AI Literacy encompasses the knowledge and skills necessary for individuals to understand and engage with AI technologies.
Telefnica has pioneered responsible AI principles and governance models, showcasing its commitment to ethical AI practices.
Microsoft co-chairs the UNESCO Business Council on AI Ethics, contributing to initiatives that close AI training gaps.
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