Zusammenfassung:
The intensifying global race in Artificial Intelligence (AI) forces nations to walk a tightrope, balancing the drive for rapid innovation against the imperatives of fairness, safety and inclusivity. This tension is reflected in recent high-level international summits and the diverging regulatory paradigms emerging globally, most notably between the market-driven, largely deregulatory approach of the United States and the human-centric, risk-based model favoured by the European Union. Such divergence contributes to a fragmented governance landscape, posing significant challenges for developing countries, which face the risk of marginalisation due to disparities in infrastructure, resources, and technical capacity. Some of these countries have put in place proactive strategies as they endeavour to walk the tightrope between innovation and fairness in the unfolding AI era.
Schlagwörter:
African Union
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Brazil
Digital Equity
Digital Governance
Digital Inclusivity
European Union (EU)
Global Dialogue on AI Governance
Global Digital Compact
Inclusivity
India
Innovation
International Cooperation
Paris Artificial Intelligence Action Summit 2025
UNESCO
UNESCO Global Framework for AI Ethics
United States (US)