AI Future's Role in Humanity, Sustainability & Governance
The forum aims to bring together all the ecosystem stakeholders and leaders to have a dialogue on their vision of a new world of AI that is for humanity.
Ecosystems stakeholders will include thought leaders and scientists from academia, entrepreneurs from AI4Good startups, CXO4Good industry executives from corporations, impact investors fostering theory of change with AI for Humanity, grass-root leaders from non-profit organisations and social enterprise who are change makers and global institutions like United Nations, government and policy makers from all over world.
The forum will delve into developing AI responsibly, sustainably, and ethically as outlined in the newly launched book “AI for Humanity: Building a Sustainable AI for the Future” that outlines three pillars of Sustainable AI: governance, technology, and commercialization with great emphasis on the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, reveals the potential and risks of AI technology, and provides practical tools and frameworks to better understand and address the challenges and opportunities AI brings to human society.
The AI for Humanity Movement was originated in Singapore with the intent to contribute to a better world!
AI Dilemma: How to Govern AI towards Governable AI
Human-AI Symbiosis Towards Industry 5.0
Sessions at a Glance
Session 1
AI Debate Towards Next Gen AI Tech
This session explores the rapidly advancing frontier of AI, where experts debate whether the future will bring more sophisticated forms of next generation AI rather than a vague definition of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and what are technical approach we could pursue to achieve that balancing innovative breakthough and safety and governance.
The speakers will examine the current trajectory of AI development approach, the potential societal impacts, and the ethical considerations involved.
Session 2
Towards Purposeful AI with Impact Investing
This session will focus on the intersection of AI and impact investing, discussing how AI can be invested, developed and deployed beyond traditional “business model” mindset to “humanity-first 4P impact funding model” to achieve both financial returns and social or environmental impact.
It highlights AI’s role in solving global challenges and the importance of aligning investment strategies with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Session 3
AI Dilemma: How to Govern AI towards Governable AI
With AI’s growing influence, this session addresses the critical issue of governance. As AI becomes more embedded in society, the risks based on the framework of to the pyramid of AI Dilemma of “To AI or Not AI AI”, “AI Trap” and “Organic AI”.
Speakers will tackle the balance between innovation and regulation, offering insights into how to shape governance frameworks that ensure AI is governable, ethical, and aligned with human values.
Session 4
Human-AI Symbiosis Towards Industry 5.0
This session delves into how AI can lead the shift towards Industry 5.0 in the direction of Human-AI Symbiotic Intelligence (HASI), where machine intelligence powered by AI works in harmony with human intelligence towards sustainability goals, human-centric development, and a regenerative economy leverage AI for Science for new discovery and innovations to overcome key human’s challenges.
The focus is on how AI can help industries reduce their environmental footprint and transition towards sustainable production models with application across different industry sectors.
6:24 am
October 25, 2024
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