AI Policy Events

The U.S. Council for International Business (USCIB) is pleased to launch The Joseph H. Alhadeff Digital Economy Roundtable Series, which will be held as a virtual event on April 26, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM EDT. This joint initiative of USCIB, Business at OECD (BIAC), and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) will address “Advancing Implementation of the OECD AI Principles Across Sectors.”

 

This Roundtable will consider the AI business use cases of such companies as IKEA, LEGO, and Walmart, which represent the wave of future use of AI. We will consider not only how these companies are deploying AI to improve the delivery of their products and services but also the challenges they may face in determining whether their AI use comports with the emerging plethora of frameworks aimed at keeping AI trustworthy and assessing its potential risks. Leading AI innovators, such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, GSMA, and RELX, have been invited to offer insights on the way forward.

The Global Forum will hold its fourth event at OECD headquarters in Paris on 13-14 March. This year’s theme is Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. It will focus the discussions on three key areas: Theme 1: As policymakers move to implement security policies, how can we ease the implementation of better practice across the Internet of Things (IoT)? Theme 2: How can a ‘secure by design’ approach be embedded within Artificial Intelligence policies? Theme 3: How can we better promote collaboration between the technical and policy making communities to address future security challenges within new and emerging technologies? Participation is by invitation only.

We invite you to participate in heated discussions on artificial intelligence, listen to success stories, access corporate solutions and research data that has not yet come to light, share information and create an artificial intelligence network at 2. AI [Tomorrow Summit].

For the first time in Turkey, AI [Tomorrow Summit], in which artificial intelligence-focused studies will also be rewarded, will be broadcast online and live to the public on social media platforms.

The artificial intelligence says “We’re Running to the Future” and we welcome everyone to the 2nd AI [Tomorrow Summit].

Meeting at Ministerial level of the OECD Committee on Digital Economy Policy (CDEP)
The meeting will address the broad theme of “Driving long-term recovery and economic growth by building a trusted, sustainable, and inclusive digital future”.

The fourth edition of The Athens Roundtable is organized by The Future Society and the European Law Observatory on New Technologies (ELONtech) in partnership with the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation.

Proudly, it is co-hosted by the European Parliament, UNESCO, OECD, IEEE, Cravath, and Amazon Web Services, and supported by the Jain Family Institute and Arnold and Porter. This year, the dialogue will transpire under the aegis of the Vice-President of the European Parliament, Eva Kaili.

We look forward to bringing together past and new participants to advance and widen the global dialogue on:

• trustworthy adoption of AI in conformity with human rights and democratic values;

• effective enforcement of, and compliance with, AI laws and regulations;

• implementation of AI international normative agreements; and

• coordinated efforts for AI measurement and evaluation.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) carries great promise for driving economic growth and improving our lives. This innovative technology has the potential to revolutionize how we live, work, learn, discover, and communicate. At the same time, there are growing concerns about the potential use – and misuse — of AI, which risks undermining personal privacy and online security protections, supporting decision-making biases that exacerbate social inequality, and causing disruptions in the labor market, among other possible pitfalls. The OECD’s ground-breaking AI Principles, adopted in 2019, aim to shape a stable policy environment at the international level to foster trust in and adoption of AI in society. The five values-based principles and five recommendations for government policymakers promote a human-centric approach to trustworthy AI to which all stakeholders are encouraged to aspire. This workshop will utilize the OECD AI Principles as a foundation for considering the technical and operational realities for all stakeholders in implementing tools and processes to ensure the trustworthy use of AI to realize economic development and social welfare needs. We will evaluate concrete examples of how business has endeavored to implement the Principles, consider the technical community’s views on appropriate AI standards, examine civil society’s perspective on using AI to realize the SDGs, and review government efforts to pursue the human-centric development of trustworthy AI. All speakers will reflect on the critical need for collaboration among the entire stakeholder community to realize trustworthy AI.