Aikir: AI acceleration raises no concerns

The International Center for AI Research and Ethics "AIKER" emphasized that the acceleration in developing artificial intelligence technologies is not inherently a cause for concern. Instead, the real challenge lies in managing the associated risks and establishing clear frameworks to address them, ensuring the interests of humans and society are safeguarded. It clarified that these risks relate to multiple aspects, including bias, the limited capabilities of systems to support humans, and health and economic impacts—such as attacks on financial systems. AIKER confirmed that the solution resides in developing regulatory and ethical systems that keep pace with technological advancements. It highlighted the importance of international cooperation, especially with UNESCO, to prepare reports assessing countries' readiness to confront these risks. Reports have been provided from Saudi Arabia and other nations. The UNESCO Global Forum adopted a new methodology to evaluate ethical preparedness, with a focus on increasing women's participation in the tech field, which currently stands at less than 25% globally. In conclusion, AIKER stressed the need to balance technological progress with the reinforcement of ethical and regulatory frameworks, avoiding delays in advancement, to ensure that societies worldwide benefit from AI technologies without it becoming a threat.

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