Telangana Partners with UNESCO to Implement Recommendation on Ethics of AI

Telangana Partners with UNESCO to Implement Recommendation on Ethics of AI

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Category : National Published on: August 26 2023

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Information Technology, Electronics and Communications (ITE&C) Department of the Government of Telangana have forged a pioneering partnership to infuse the Ethics of AI into the very essence of artificial intelligence systems.
This partnership is designed to cultivate a profound impact on how AI is developed and utilized, ensuring that the benefits are shared across all segments of society.
UNESCO and the Telangana Government recognize the importance of raising awareness about the ethical implications of AI.
They aim to educate individuals, organizations, and governments about the ethical challenges and opportunities presented by AI, fostering a deeper understanding of its potential impacts.

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