Is global approach to AI governance possible? Euronews AI Summit aims to find an answer

The rise of artificial intelligence and its ever-increasing presence in our daily lives has sparked what has been dubbed one of the most important conversations of the year.

In parallel, the question of its governance has emerged as one of the most pressing issues of our time, with Brussels at the forefront of the race to regulate AI with its flagship AI Act. 

Meanwhile, other major players, including the US and China, are debating their own controls. Yet, discussions continue on how to best regulate AI's development and use without compromising its growth - or our own future. 

This is why Euronews and Forum Europe are organising a summit on 8 November curated by Cameron Kerry and Joshua Meltzer of The Brookings Institution and Andrea Renda of the Centre for European Policy Studies - founders of the Forum for Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence - in search for answers to many of the questions around global regulatory cooperation, and what it will mean in practice.

The one-day event in Brussels will host experts, leaders and decision-makers to discuss, debate, and find solutions to how to: cement international collaboration, including the role of standards, common principles, accountability and oversight; build responsible AI, factoring in ethics and human rights; and prioritise cooperation on research and development in areas of most benefit.

The International Artificial Intelligence Summit 2023 will feature keynote interviews with First Deputy Prime Minister of Spain and Minister for Economy and Digitalization Nadia Calviño and Ireland's Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney, as well as industry roundtables, panel discussions, and expert conversations, and a closing keynote speech by European