GlobalPolicy.AI was a joint initiative by leading treaty-based intergovernmental organisations to support international co-operation on artificial intelligence (AI) policy. The platform served as a shared entry point to resources, initiatives and analysis across the global AI governance ecosystem, helping policymakers, researchers and the public navigate rapidly evolving developments in trustworthy AI.
Launched through collaboration among eight partner organisations: the Council of Europe, the European Commission, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, the Inter-American Development Bank, the OECD (led by the OECD.AI Policy Observatory), the United Nations, UNESCO and the World Bank Group. The project brought together complementary mandates and expertise in AI governance.
The platform had two main objectives. First, it provided a single access point to participating organisations’ work on AI policy, including research, tools, events and guidance. Second, it strengthened co-ordination among international organisations to advance common approaches to responsible, human-centred and trustworthy AI aligned with human rights, democratic values and sustainable development goals.
Through curated resources and joint visibility, GlobalPolicy.AI supported efforts to improve policy coherence across jurisdictions and institutions, and to make international AI governance more accessible and transparent to a wider audience. It also created opportunities for participating organisations to share good practices and explore collaborative initiatives to address the societal impacts of AI.
This page is now maintained as a legacy reference to the GlobalPolicy.AI initiative. While the platform itself is no longer active, the work it highlighted continues through the participating organisations and their ongoing programmes on AI policy, governance and international co-operation.