The UAE, Malaysia, and Rwanda will work collectively to advertise ethics and governance in Synthetic Intelligence (AI) to assist societies and economies within the International South harness its potential.
The three nations signed a strategic partnership to strengthen coordination to assist increase AI adoption within the International South.
UAE, Malaysia, Rwanda increase AI governance
The nations agreed to broaden the scope of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) AI Fellowship Program, initially signed by the UAE and Rwanda on the 2024 World Financial Discussion board (WEF) in Davos. Malaysia’s addition expands the partnership and can promote additional worldwide cooperation to assist sustainable improvement by the know-how.
C4IR is a data trade platform that was created to attach leaders, innovators, and consultants within the AI area.
Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital in Malaysia, commented: “Malaysia is proud to affix forces with the UAE and Rwanda on this visionary initiative to bridge world AI experience and speed up digital transformation for a extra inclusive and sustainable future. This partnership involving Malaysia Centre4IR, C4IR UAE, and C4IR Rwanda displays our collective objective for a future that’s pushed by accountable AI innovation.
“We hope that the C4IR Community AI Fellowship Program will function a significant bridge, connecting AI leaders and consultants throughout continents. By sharing data, exchanging expertise, and co-creating options, we goal to handle the crucial challenges and harness the immense potential of AI for the good thing about not solely our nations, however the wider world neighborhood.”
The initiative will allow expertise trade, joint initiatives, and coordinated improvement of accountable AI governance frameworks led by International South nations.
Omar Al Olama, UAE Minister of State for Synthetic Intelligence, Digital Financial system, and Distant Work Functions, and Singh Deo have been current on the signing ceremony.
The UAE Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (UAE C4IR), overseen by Dubai Future Basis (DFF) and launched in April 2019 in a partnership between the UAE Authorities and WEF, performs a key function in facilitating collaboration and trade. Over the previous six years, the centre has cast a number of impactful partnerships and initiatives.
Khalfan Belhoul, CEO of Dubai Future Basis, added: “This expanded partnership will assist the International South to unlock better worth from AI and Fourth Industrial Revolution purposes. Guided by our management, the UAE is dedicated to constructing and strengthening world collaboration to realize inclusive, sustainable improvement by know-how and data sharing.”
Aytug Goksu, Head of Community and Authorities Affairs at C4IR Community and Companion Engagement at WEF, stated: “The signing of this MoU marks a major milestone in our shared journey to harness the transformative energy of AI. By bringing collectively the shared experience and imaginative and prescient of the Centres for the Fourth Industrial Revolution within the UAE, Rwanda, and Malaysia, we’re connecting a worldwide neighborhood of AI practitioners dedicated to advancing inclusive and sustainable progress.”
The International Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Community is a platform for multi-stakeholder collaboration, bringing collectively private and non-private sectors to maximise technological advantages to society whereas minimising the dangers. It explores exponential applied sciences and drives their accountable adoption and software, leveraging a worldwide community of unbiased nationwide and thematic centres.
