How can ethical AI accelerate progress on sustainability goals while always recognising and remaining committed to human rights, dignity, and global equity?
Hosted as a side event to the 3rd UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, the mini-symposium will address a range of urgent issues in the present era of global turbulence and heightened insecurity. Specifically, we’ll explore how to ensure a trajectory for AI development that:
- Promotes human security
- Safeguards ecosystems threatened by climate change and biodiversity loss
- Advances education, futures literacy & social cohesion
Register via the button above and join the discussion with Raad Sharar, Programme Coordinator at The Club of Rome, alongside a global panel of experts, advocates, and changemakers to unpack how we can align emerging technologies with human and planetary wellbeing.
This event is linked to our work with The Fifth Element initiative, which focuses on “asking better questions” to catalyse the emergence of human revolution.
