dialogues

Craig T Gibson is the Principal Deceptive AI Researcher and founder of DupeWise AI, a global security company, conducts experiments and research to understand the evolution of the threat landscape and its future impacts on various sectors, such as government, health, banking, and telecom.

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Frits and Craig discussed the potential risks and governance of artificial intelligence (AI), with a focus on its deceptive capabilities and the need for security measures. They also explored the idea of AI as a living organism, requiring a different approach to governance and ethics, and the importance of involving security experts in AI development. The conversation also touched on the need for better connectivity within the global community of AI experts to ensure a more inclusive and collaborative approach to AI governance.

Prof. Dr. Hedi Nasheri, Professor of Cyber Criminology & Global Security Kent State University discusses her article ‘The Dumb and the dangerous road ahead‘

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Hedi discussed the need for a uniform definition of certain aspects of work and the challenges of keeping legal and regulatory frameworks in sync with rapidly advancing digital technology. She emphasized the importance of understanding and utilizing technology effectively, and the potential dangers of technology in the wrong hands. She also highlighted the growing reliance on technology and artificial intelligence, the potential risks associated with them, and the need for collaboration and information sharing to mitigate potential issues.

A dialogue with Valeria Soler discussing digital in Colombia.

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Valeria, a podcaster and AI expert from the Ministry of Technology and Communications in Colombia, discussed the country’s AI development, adoption, and regulation, highlighting the need for stronger data privacy laws and gender equality. They also addressed the potential risks and challenges of integrating AI tools like ChatGPT in education and the workplace, while emphasizing the importance of responsible use and education. Lastly, they explored the potential opportunities for Colombia in the rapidly developing digital landscape, with a focus on developing solutions that fit their own culture and learning from global experiences.

Nidal Bitar is the CEO of the ICT Association of Jordan. He discussed the ICT in Jordan and its view on regulation.

Anders Halvorsen, Vice President Public Policy at the WITSA discusses WITSA’s position paper “Building Trust and Delivering on the Promise of Artificial Intelligence”.