Nepal's approach to artificial intelligence (AI) diplomacy is essential for harnessing AI's potential while minimizing associated risks. Experts emphasize the need for collaboration with regional and global actors to navigate the competitive landscape dominated by the US and China. A recent report from the Centre for Social Innovation and Foreign Policy outlines strategies for Nepal to enhance its AI capabilities and promote sustainable growth.
The report highlights the importance of balancing innovation with regulation to maximize benefits from AI while mitigating disruptive impacts. It suggests formulating a national AI strategy that aligns with Nepal's development goals and addresses ethical considerations. Additionally, investing in digital literacy and AI talent development is crucial for building a robust domestic AI ecosystem.
• Nepal must navigate US-China AI rivalry strategically.
• Collaboration with global actors is essential for AI diplomacy.
AI diplomacy involves using artificial intelligence as a tool in diplomatic activities and addressing its geopolitical impacts.
Cybersecurity is crucial for protecting Nepal from AI-driven cyberattacks, which pose significant security challenges.
Digital literacy is essential for equipping the workforce with necessary AI skills and fostering a knowledgeable AI ecosystem.
The Centre for Social Innovation and Foreign Policy conducts research on AI diplomacy, providing insights for Nepal's strategic approach.
Nepal Rastra Bank's IT director contributed to discussions on integrating AI within Nepal's financial systems.
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