MIT researchers are pioneering advanced red-teaming with machine learning to address safety and ethical challenges in deploying large language models, enhancing AI security and operational reliability in digital technology.
The Ministry of Communication and Informatics has advocated for comprehensive regulations, addressing AI’s existing challenges and providing clear guidance for its responsible use to ensure it is deployed for the benefit of all.
ETDA considers the discussion a step in the right direction towards promoting AI’s ethical and responsible application in Thailand’s digital economy and culture.
Proposed AI ethics principles have been approved by the NDESC which to ask the cabinet to endorse these guidelines for public use of AI by next month. Ethics guidelines for other digital technologies could be rolled out in the future.
Indonesia emphasises transparency and ethical decision-making in AI utilisation by media, aiming to navigate evolving journalistic practices responsibly in the digital era.
The resolution underscores the imperative of responsible governance and ethical development, aiming to harness AI’s transformative potential while safeguarding human rights and advancing SDGs on a global scale.
Indonesia is implementing ethical guidelines and legal frameworks for AI usage, crucial for maximising benefits and mitigating risks, ensuring the necessary values, ethics, and controls are observed for national interests.
The collaborative efforts shed light on ethical AI considerations and strategies, crucial for the development of sustainable and innovative smart cities in the country.
Indonesia has introduced Circular Letter 9/2023, a pivotal step in regulating AI ethics, aligning AI development with ethical values and security, emphasising business responsibility, guiding AI use wisely, and complementing existing regulations.
New Zealand is exploring ethical challenges in the digital age, navigating artificial consciousness and medicinal cannabis debates, and highlighting the complex interplay between technology and ethics.
The address at the Singapore Conference on Artificial Intelligence outlines its commitment to global collaboration, ethical AI development, and its aspiration to foster a global brain trust in navigating the complexities of AI for the greater good.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has endorsed the Guidelines for Secure AI System Development, led by the United Kingdom, providing developers with a roadmap to make informed decisions at every stage of AI system development.
The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology has created Circular Guidelines (SE) for AI Usage to achieve the compliance and responsibility required in using artificial intelligence for future innovations in Indonesia.
India has agreed to the Bletchley Declaration, which acknowledges the significance of aligning global artificial intelligence systems with human intentions and advocates for a more thorough exploration of AI’s capabilities.
One of Singapore’s strengths is ethical AI governance, and the country’s approach to the challenge includes expanding opportunities, ensuring trust and safety, and establishing communities with the purpose of serving the global public good.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs combines cutting-edge AI technologies with a commitment to public trust, including seminars and collaborations that prioritise ethics, inclusion, and democratic discourse in the creation of responsible AI.
The leaders provided a cooperative collection of provisional guidelines across data, digital technology, procurement, privacy, and cybersecurity sectors. These guidelines offer direction for the responsible
Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs collaborates with the Collective Intelligence Project to connect AI development with public interests and to foster worldwide discussion on ethical AI.
CeRAI generates research outputs, resources, and recommendations for Responsible AI, including white papers, patents, datasets, and toolkits. It offers sector-specific guidance to policymakers and conducts sensitisation programmes and training.
Pioneering ethical, innovative, and sustainable digital technologies drive economic prosperity, empower businesses, and enhance well-being in New Zealand through the Digital Technologies ITP’s collaborative approach and strategic focus areas.
The Philippines supports the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for ethical policymaking, aiming to promote transparency, accountability, and fairness in governance.
ICMR has released ethical guidelines for the use of AI in healthcare and biomedical research. The guidelines include principles of accountability, patient autonomy, data privacy, collaboration, risk minimisation, and accessibility, among others.
When creating AI systems have to make independent decisions, such as self-driving cars in collision situations, organisations need to have guidelines for ethical AI in ensuring human rights are protected.
Under the guidelines, AI technology must cater to the country’s competitiveness and sustainable development; the tech must also comply with the law and international standards, and AI must be developed with accountability and responsibility to ensure security and data protection.
Gradient Institute is an important step, as AI and machine learning will impact society and every sector of Australia’s economy. It is critical to guarantee that the technologies are developed with ethical considerations in mind especially since AI is becoming more widely adopted.
Singapore’s Advisory Council on the Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence and Data convened for their first meeting at the end of last month. Apart from discussing the ethical use of AI and data, the Advisory Council provided suggestions on how to improve the draft model framework.
Minister for Communication and Information announced 3 initiatives AI governance and ethics: an Advisory Council, a discussion paper by PDPC, and a 5-year research programme.
The guide will set out key principles and best practices for
the use of AI and data analytics, helping financial institutions to strengthen
internal governance and reduce risks of data misuse. It will cover all segments
of the financial sector, including FinTech firms.
Dr. Shriki believes that the most important challenge in the development of brain technology is understanding learning in the brain.
A recent parliamentary session highlights the nation’s commitment to digital inclusivity and responsible AI deployment, emphasising user-friendly digital services and robust risk assessment frameworks.
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