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Building Capacity for Responsible, Inclusive, and Rights-Respecting Approaches to AI is sponsored by Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (DOS-CDP). This project seeks to support engagement with target/priority countries in, at, and around UN fora and events to support the responsible, inclusive, and rights-respecting development, deployment, use, and governance of AI technologies.
It aims to leverage existing work in the UN system and with partner countries, including initiatives on the ethics of AI, readiness assessment methodologies, and ethical impact assessments.
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