AI on a Social Mission

Over 30 international experts will gather virtually on November 16 and 17 for a series of workshops, roundtables and conferences on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on women, our youth, the environment and our businesses. While until recently AI was in the realm of science fiction, recent advances have inserted AI into many facets of our lives. The opportunities of AI are numerous - as are the risks. With such a disruptive innovation, it is essential to ensure that AI is developed ethically and responsibly, in a way that is equitable and accessible to all. The AI on a Social Mission conference programming examines: The proposed AI and Data Act (PL C-27) including a presentation from the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development of Canada; Critical global partnerships (green economy, democracy); Risk management and ESG (Environment, Society, Governance) in light of emerging AI legislation (EU, U.S., Canada); Children and youth safety on the internet and metavers; The impact of gender equality on security, natural resource management and the economy; The NATO Centre of Excellence on Climate Security and Geopolitics that Canada will host in 2023; The antibioresistance crisis and the environment (Yoshua Bengio). This year, after two sold-out in-person editions, and two internationally distributed online editions, reaching a virtual community of over 50,000 members, we invite you to view the full program by visiting https://www.aionasocialmission.com. Tickets are available. A program conceived by AI Impact Alliance AI Impact Alliance is an independent NPO, founded and directed by Valentine Goddard, whose mission is to facilitate the responsible implementation of AI and accelerate the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.