A Assembléia Geral das Nações Unidas unanimously approved, in the quinta-feira (21), a first global resolution on artificial intelligence to promote the protection of personal data, monitor the risks of AI and save human rights.
Proposal to the United States and cooperation with China and among 121 countries, An unconvincing resolution was the result of three months of negotiations, according to information provided by Reuters.
As the US authorities decided, they made a decision as a representative of the “first truly global consensus document on AI”. The text is a necessity to strengthen the confidentiality policy and to alert on the risks that the improper or malicious use of AI can represent for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
While talking intensely during the negotiations, negotiators actively engaged with countries like China, Russia, and Cuba, which never shared their same visions. Like the autoridades destacaram a importance of striking a balance between the promotion or development of AI and the protection of human rights.
The move follows a series of government initiatives around the world to shape the development of AI, which has raised concerns about its potential negative impact, such as increased fraud, disempowerment and improved security. democracy.
In November, the EUA, the UK and other countries revealed the first international agreement on AI security, pushing companies to create “safe for design” systems.
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As Europe moves forward with AI regulation, the European Parliament adopts a provisional agreement this month, or Biden government They are subject to regulatory pressure similar to that in the United States. The administration seeks to reduce the risks of AI to consumers, workers and minority groups, strengthening national security.
Meanwhile, the governments of China and Russia are also actively exploring the use of AI for various purposes, including espionage activities, as Microsoft revealed last month.
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