AI Ethics and Governance Lab

Knowledge, case studies, good practices and cutting-edge research from experts

The AI Ethics and Governance Lab brings together knowledge, case studies, good practices and cutting-edge research from experts from around the world to help provide answers to the pressing questions of AI ethics and governance.

Contributions are aimed at framing the key issues, providing tangible insights from practice, introducing innovative tools, and providing policy recommendations.

AI literacy and the new Digital Divide - A Global Call for Action

How the ISO and IEC are developing international standards for the responsible adoption of AI

7 Lessons from implementing the RAM in Chile

AI and Brazil’s Indigenous Populations: A Call for Participation

UNESCO presents the Artificial Intelligence Readiness Assessment of Mexico

Using the RAM as a tool to ensure trustworthy AI

We need to build agile regulation for AI

Enabling AI governance and innovation through standards

How Small Island Developing States could shape the protection of culture and creativity in the age of AI

Framing the issues: Ushering in the era of trusted AI

Evaluating national AI readiness with the Government AI Readiness Index

Insights from Practice: Telefónica’s AI governance journey

Framing the issues: the evolving state of AI governance

Insights from Practice: Building an AI Governance Clinic in Thailand

Framing the issues: Make AI safe or make safe AI?

How should children’s rights be integrated into AI governance?

Articles featured in the Governance Lab are published as part of the European Union-funded project “Supporting Member States in lmplementing UNESCO's Recommendation on the Ethics of Al through lnnovative Tools”. The contents of these articles are the sole responsibility of the authors and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.

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