Towards Inclusive AI
Among AI’s global challenges, inclusiveness should be top of the political agenda. How can we manage the potential social and economic disruption which AI may cause? And how can we ensure that the global South does not get left behind? Despite different political systems and values, intergovernmental cooperation and knowledge sharing are crucial to help ensure AI develops in an inclusive way.
An official partner event of the Paris AI Action Summit 2025, this online conference identified robust answers to these questions. It was jointly organised by the Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) and the Beijing-based Center for China and Globalization, in cooperation with the global applied policy research institute JustJobs Network. It brought together leading voices in AI governance from around the world, including Europe, China, India, Mexico, Senegal, and the United States.
The discussions featured two panels on “Managing the Consequences of AI for Skills and Employment” and “Ensuring AI Fitness for All Parts of the World.”
Read the "Navigating the Revolution: Policy Recommendations for Inclusive AI" Issue Paper: https://cerre.eu/publications/navigat....