‘AI and Global Data Governance’ to be held on the 23rd with the participation of UN advisory bodies.

[ⓒ Personal Information Protection Commission]

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, ‘[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Bomin] The Personal Information Protection Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Personal Information Commission) will host an international conference on artificial intelligence (AI) data in collaboration with the United Nations.’,
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, “The Personal Information Commission (Chairman Koh Haksu) announced on the 19th that they will hold a conference on ‘AI and Data Global Governance’ in collaboration with the United Nations AI High-Level Advisory Board (UN AIAB). The event will kick off at The Plaza Hotel in Seoul on the 23rd of this month.”,
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, ‘The purpose of the conference is to provide a platform for global dialogue following the AI Seoul Summit and Global Forum organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Science and ICT. The keynote speech will be delivered by Amandeep Singh Gill, the UN Secretary-General\’s Tech Envoy, sharing the achievements driven by UN AIAB.’,
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, ‘Following the keynote speech, two discussion sessions will take place. The first session will examine international trends in AI governance and discuss ways to promote interoperability, with participation from UN AIAB members, experts from the government and public sectors such as Singapore and Korean governments, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).’,
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, “In the second session, industry representatives from companies such as Google, Naver, Meta, Upstage, and OpenAI, both domestic and international, will discuss ‘Data Governance in the Context of Artificial Intelligence.’ They are expected to share solutions for addressing data issues in operating AI technologies and services.”,
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, ‘The Personal Information Commission has been contributing to enhancing AI governance by developing domestic systems and policies related to data collection, learning, and utilization. It has also been active in the Governance Privacy Assembly (GPA) Operating Committee.’,
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