Session
Shanghai Association for AI and Social Development
Hao Kaishuo, Shanghai Association for AI and Social Development, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group Yao Xu, the Fudan Development Institute of Fudan University, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group Giovanni Francescutti, DNV Business Assurance Group, Private sector, Europe Group
Hao Kaishuo, Shanghai Association for AI and Social Development, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group Yao Xu, the Fudan Development Institute of Fudan University, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group Giovanni Francescutti, DNV Business Assurance Group, Private sector, Europe Group
Organization's Website
Speakers
Huang Chengqing, Vice Chairman of Internet Society of China, Director of China IGF, Civil Society, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group
Marija Slavkovik, Head of Information Science and Media Studies Department of University of Bergen, Civil Society, Europe Group
Hui Zhibin, Professor， Director of Internet Research Institute of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Civil Society, Asia-Pacific Group
Giovanni Francescutti, Global Technical Manager of DNV Business Assurance Group, Private sector, Europe Group, Private sector, Europe Group
Onsite Moderator
Yao Xu
Rapporteur
Hao Kaishuo
SDGs
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Targets: The trustworthy AI governance framework, through a comparative analysis of governance systems in countries and regions such as China, the European Union, and the United States (e.g., lifecycle risk management, mandatory certification, etc.), aims to establish cross-sectoral collaboration mechanisms and promote the alignment of technological standards with global values. This approach aligns with **SDG 17**, which emphasizes achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through strengthened global partnerships and effective implementation measures.
Targets: The trustworthy AI governance framework, through a comparative analysis of governance systems in countries and regions such as China, the European Union, and the United States (e.g., lifecycle risk management, mandatory certification, etc.), aims to establish cross-sectoral collaboration mechanisms and promote the alignment of technological standards with global values. This approach aligns with **SDG 17**, which emphasizes achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through strengthened global partnerships and effective implementation measures.
Format
The conference will be divided into three main sessions:
1. A roundtable discussion with four distinguished guests on various policies and practices related to trustworthy AI.
2. A joint release of the report by the organizers.
3. An interactive session with the conference attendees.
Duration (minutes)
30
Description
Currently, artificial intelligence (AI) technology is advancing rapidly, driving breakthroughs that position it as a key force in the new wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation. At the same time, this disruptive technology has intensified global risks affecting human development, including data breaches, algorithmic bias, the spread of misinformation, and the widening digital divide. Balancing AI innovation with regulatory governance and promoting trustworthy AI governance has become a shared global challenge.
Against this backdrop, this conference focuses on the"Framework and Practices of Trustworthy AI Governance", bringing together multi-stakeholder representatives from industry, academia, and research institutions to share insights and experiences from China, Norway, and other countries in AI governance.
We will discuss the following three key questions: How can we build a trustworthy AI governance framework that balances technological advancement with ethical constraints? How can we design a multi-stakeholder governance system to address core issues such as AI data compliance, content security, algorithmic governance, and responsibility allocation? How can we translate the principles and frameworks of trustworthy AI governance into interoperable governance practices?
Additionally, we will release the "Report on Trustworthy AI Governance and Data Security Development," outlining a governance framework for trustworthy AI and analyzing AI governance practices adopted by various actors, including national governments, international organizations, technical communities, and technology enterprises.
Our speakers will be present on-site, allowing for direct and close communication with attendees. We will also open online sessions via platforms like Zoom to enhance interaction by enabling online audiences to ask questions. Additionally, we are exploring the use of free AI products to provide real-time voice translation in multiple languages.
Our speakers will be present on-site, allowing for direct and close communication with attendees. We will also open online sessions via platforms like Zoom to enhance interaction by enabling online audiences to ask questions. Additionally, we are exploring the use of free AI products to provide real-time voice translation in multiple languages.