Personal Information Protection Commission to hold ‘Artificial Intelligence and Data Governance International Conference’ on the 23rd

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, “The Personal Information Protection Commission announced on the 19th that it will hold an international conference on ‘Artificial Intelligence and Data Global Governance’ in collaboration with the UN High-level Advisory Board on AI (UN AIAB) on the 23rd.”,
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, ‘At this event held at The Plaza Hotel in Seoul, international discussions on artificial intelligence governance will be examined, and ways to harmoniously develop diverse voices in the international community will be discussed. Discussions on ‘data governance,’ a key element of artificial intelligence technology, will also take place.’,
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, ‘The keynote speech will be delivered by Amandeep Singh Gill, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Adviser on Technology, who will share the outcomes of discussions at UN AIAB and propose future development strategies.’,
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, ‘The discussions will be conducted in two sessions. The first session will examine international trends in artificial intelligence governance with the participation of UN AIAB members, government and public sector experts from Singapore, Korea, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), discussing ways to promote interoperability between governance frameworks.’,
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, ‘In the second session, industry representatives from domestic and international artificial intelligence sectors such as Google, Naver, Meta, Upstage, and OpenAI will discuss ‘data governance in the context of artificial intelligence.’ They will share issues and solutions related to data in the process of developing and providing artificial intelligence technology and services, discussing desirable approaches for artificial intelligence data governance.’,
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, ‘Ko Hak-soo, the Chairman of the Personal Information Protection Commission, stated, “Through this event, I hope that international discussions on artificial intelligence governance will be shared and disseminated among academia, industry, and civil society in Korea, allowing Korea’s perspectives and wisdom to actively contribute to global artificial intelligence governance discussions, serving as a bridge between developing and developed countries.”‘,
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, ‘/Journalist Yoon Ji-young yjy@sedaily.com’,
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