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Saudi Arabia opens global call for AI ethics forum research submissions - Arab News PK

SPA · Jul 6

Saudi Arabia has launched a global call for research submissions focused on artificial intelligence ethics. This initiative aims to gather diverse perspectives and studies from around the world to contribute to the discourse on ethical AI development and deployment. The submissions are intended for an upcoming AI ethics forum hosted by the Kingdom. Why it matters: This step highlights Saudi Arabia's growing commitment to shaping global discussions on AI governance and its intent to play a leading role in establishing ethical frameworks for the technology in the region and beyond.

Saudi Arabia opens global call for AI ethics forum research submissions - Arab News

SPA · Jul 6

Saudi Arabia has launched a global call for research submissions for an upcoming AI ethics forum. This initiative seeks to gather diverse insights and perspectives on the ethical challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence. Researchers, academics, and experts worldwide are invited to contribute their work to foster international dialogue on responsible AI development. Why it matters: This move highlights Saudi Arabia's commitment to shaping the global discourse on AI ethics and positions the Kingdom as a proactive participant in establishing responsible AI frameworks.

Saudi Arabia opens global call for AI ethics forum research submissions - Arab News

SPA · Jul 6

Saudi Arabia has launched a global call for research submissions to an upcoming AI ethics forum. This initiative seeks contributions from researchers worldwide on various topics related to artificial intelligence ethics. The forum aims to foster international dialogue and collaboration on responsible AI development. Why it matters: This highlights Saudi Arabia's proactive role in shaping global discourse on AI ethics and governance, reinforcing its commitment to responsible technological advancement.

KAUST scientist leads unprecedented global call for climate solutions

KAUST · Nov 13

A KAUST scientist led a global call for climate solutions, published simultaneously by 14 academic journals and released at COP29. The publication, prepared by 18 scientists, urges international governments to deploy microbial 'vaccines' against climate change. Six simple 'vaccine' examples are outlined, including carbon sequestration boosters and methane busters. Why it matters: This coordinated effort highlights the urgency of addressing climate change and KAUST's leading role in microbial solutions.