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Riyadh forum focuses on putting AI principles into practice
UNESCO says its fourth Global Forum on the Ethics of AI brought together delegations from more than 50 member states.
Its 18 September report describes discussions on governance, practical assessment tools and implementation of the organisation’s 2021 recommendation. The forum does not itself create a new binding international AI law.
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