BRUSSELS — The International Dialogue Centre (KAICIID) will host a session titled 'Re-writing the Code – Dialogue for Action in the Era of AI' at the European Parliament in Brussels on 12 November. The event aims to bring together Members of the European Parliament, religious leaders, and experts in Artificial Intelligence and human rights to discuss ethical, human-centred AI governance grounded in human rights. The session will explore the implications of AI for human rights, human dignity, and social cohesion, emphasizing the need for multistakeholder approaches and dialogue between policymakers, religious communities, and AI experts.

The discussion will address challenges such as AI-driven hate speech, discrimination, cyberattacks, surveillance, and environmental impact. It will consider how existing regulations like the AI Act, the Digital Services Act, and the General Data Protection Regulation can respond to these issues. The session also seeks to identify concrete areas for cooperation over the next two years, drawing on the experiences of religious communities and policymakers to ensure AI governance respects human dignity and human rights. The event is supported by the Inter-Parliamentary Union and hosted by MEP Lukas Mandl.

CREDIT: International Dialogue Centre – KAICIID
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