OTTAWA - Canada is pushing for safe, equitable adoption of artificial intelligence at the United Nations, where Ottawa's ambassador says AI is a significant priority for his team.
Canada's UN ambassador David Lametti advocates for AI governance at the United Nations, prioritizing safety and equity in global adoption. This signals demand for international regulatory frameworks as enterprises face mounting compliance complexity in AI deployment.
OTTAWA - Canada is pushing for safe, equitable adoption of artificial intelligence at the United Nations, where Ottawa’s ambassador says AI is a significant priority for his team.
“AI governance is something that the UN has to do — has a responsibility to do,” David Lametti told The Canadian Press.
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