Global Science Experts to Guide AI Governance

Yoshua Bengio to Co-Chair New UN Scientific Panel on AI

AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio and Nobel laureate Maria Ressa will lead 40 experts to assess global AI risks.

By Avantgarde News Desk··1 min read
AI researcher Yoshua Bengio and Nobel laureate Maria Ressa standing in a United Nations hall representing the new international AI scientific panel.

AI researcher Yoshua Bengio and Nobel laureate Maria Ressa standing in a United Nations hall representing the new international AI scientific panel.

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AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio was elected co-chair of the United Nations' Independent International Scientific Panel on AI [1]. Bengio will lead the 40-member group alongside Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa [1]. The panel provides independent assessments of artificial intelligence capabilities and risks for global decision-makers [1]. The group aims to create a shared scientific understanding of AI development [1]. Bengio stated the panel will offer technical evidence to help governments manage AI impacts safely [1]. This initiative follows growing calls for international cooperation on AI governance and safety standards [1].

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