The PNAI Work Plan guides the Policy Network's activities in 2024. It sets shared goals, describes the way of working and presents a timeline for PNAI's second year.
Explore the highlights of the Plan on this page, or read the full PNAI Work Plan 2024.
PNAI Goals
- Strengthen global collaborations on AI and related aspects of data governance.
- Identify AI governance frameworks, principles, policies, and good practices being developed in the world, particularly focusing on those in the Global South. Elevate the principles and values of AI governance underpinned by the UN.
- Bring the IGF community together, widen inclusion of voices of the Global South, gather and synthesize knowledge on AI and data governance in the community.
- Build on the 2023 PNAI report, discussions, create synergies, and provide input to the global AI policy and regulatory dialogue.
- Contribute to consultations of the UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence AI as well as other AI governance consultations.
- Promote debates among the community on topics related to global AI governance and the ethical, social, economic, technical, and environmental sustainability of AI through webinars.
Way of working
The open online meetings are at the core of PNAI work. Invitations to the meetings are shared through the PNAI mailing list. The PNAI mailing list is open for discussion between meetings. Information on the planned meetings and meeting summaries can be found on PNAI materials page. In addition, the Policy Network will set up thematic Sub-groups.
The PNAI work is open to everyone to participate and contribute. PNAI Multistakeholder Working Group will engage and involve IGF communities such as MAG, networks of National, Regional and Youth IGFs; the network of Dynamic Coalitions; networks gathered around the IGF 2024 Youth Track ; and Parliamentary Track. PNAI members play key role in engaging their networks to the work.
2024 PNAI Policy Brief
The policy brief will reflect on the recommendations of the 2023 PNAI report, assess new and proposed regulations, best practices, ethical principles, guidance and actionable measures to be considered in governance frameworks that address AI’s design, development, deployment, and disposal, and propose next steps and recommendations for their implementation. The four 2024 Policy Brief focus areas are:
- AI governance, Interoperability, and Good practices
- Environmental Sustainability and the AI value chain
- Liability as a mechanism for ensuring AI accountability
- Labour issues within AI’s life cycle
Community Dialogue webinars
PNAI will organize webinars on the four focus areas as a way to foster discussion and encourage inputs from the community, to cooperate with other actors and groups interested in the same area with a special focus on UN agencies and collaborating organizations and create a broad network of contributors.
Input to AI governance Consultations
The PNAI will submit multistakeholder inputs to the the UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence consultations and if possible, other international organizations’ consultations on AI governance to share the community’s expert knowledge.
Present progress of the work to the wider IGF community
The PNAI expects to collaborate and present the preliminary results in events such as the national and regional chapters of IGF. The Policy Network aims to share the final results of its work in 2024 during the IGF Annual Meeting in Riyadh.
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