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Steering AI and Advanced ICTs for Knowledge Societies: A Rights, Openness, Access, and Multi-Stakeholder Perspective

Contains figures, boxes, bibliogr. pp. 169-197

Series: UNESCO Series on Internet Freedom

ISBN 978-92-3-100363-9

CC BY-SA

Other editions: also published in Chinese, Russian and Spanish

"This report recognizes artificial intelligence (AI) as an opportunity to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), through its contribution to building inclusive knowledge societies. Based on UNESCO’s Internet Universality ROAM framework agreed by UNESCO’s Member States in 2015, this study analyzes how AI and advanced information and communication technologies (ICTs) will impact Human Rights in terms of freedom of expression, privacy, media, journalism and non-discrimination; how Openness needs to inform the technological and safety challenges related to AI; how Access to AI hinges upon access to algorithms, hardware, human resources and data; and how a Multi-stakeholder approach concerning AI governance can address the challenges and opportunities for the benefit of humanity." (Back cover)
Introduction, 23
1 Human Rights and AI, 33
2 Openness and AI, 73
3 Access and AI, 91
4 Multi-Stakeholder Approach for AI Governance, 111
5 Gender Equality and AI, 125
6 AI in Africa, 149
7 Implications for UNESCO and Overall Options for Action, 164