Global Partnership on AI Sets Vision for Future

The Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) council agreed on a vision recognizing AI's potential and its associated risks. Chaired by Minister Jitin Prasada, the council emphasized human-centric AI and international cooperation. The vision document reaffirms collaboration with OECD and UNESCO and calls for inclusive AI advancements.

On Wednesday, the ministerial council of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) reached a consensus on the body's future vision, emphasizing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and recognizing the emerging risks and challenges posed by this technology.

The meeting, chaired by Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Jitin Prasada, saw members commit to fostering trustworthy, human-centric AI through an inclusive, multi-stakeholder approach. This approach relies on a strong scientific basis, open solutions, and common standards while strengthening cooperation among governments, researchers, the private sector, and civil society, according to an official release.

The vision document highlighted continued support from the OECD and reaffirmed a collective commitment to both the OECD and UNESCO recommendations on AI ethics. Other areas of agreement included the transformative potential of AI for sustainable development and the importance of coordinated international efforts to mitigate AI risks, including safety, security, misinformation, and biases. The meeting was addressed by key figures from the OECD and UNESCO, reiterating the importance of global cooperation in the field of AI.

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