RIYADH: The Digital Cooperation Organization launched its DCO Ethical AI Guidebook for Policymakers during the UN Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance in Geneva this week.
The announcement was made during a session held in partnership with the Saudi Data and AI Authority, and the International Center for Artificial Intelligence Research and Ethics.
Deemah Al-Yahya, secretary-general of the DCO, participated in a panel discussion alongside leaders from the AI industry and civil society, bringing the perspectives of the world’s digital majority to the global discussion on inclusive AI governance.
Al-Yahya said: “The architecture of the AI age is being drawn right now, and more than half the world’s nations are not holding the pen. What we face is more than an implementation gap; it is a question of equity and of who shapes the rules of the AI age, and who must simply live by them.
“The world does not lack principles; we agree AI must be responsible, trustworthy, and inclusive. What the world lacks is the capacity to act on them.
