Proposed formation of Interfaith Ethics Organization focused on Artificial Intelligence advancement by Toqaev.
President Tokayev Advocates for Ethical AI at VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has emphasized the importance of ethical norms keeping pace with technological progress, particularly in the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI). Speaking at the VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions in Astana, the President highlighted the need for observing ethical norms in AI development and use.
Tokayev expressed his hope that the atmosphere of respect and friendship at the congress would lead the world to harmony. He emphasized the importance of young people respecting representatives of all religions and cultures, and reaffirmed Kazakhstan's commitment to values such as respect for human dignity, non-discrimination, and control over decisions with far-reaching consequences.
The congress, the eighth gathering of religious leaders, aims to strengthen the dialogue between religious representatives and the scientific-expert community. Tokayev proposed the establishment of an Interreligious Commission on Ethics Regarding Artificial Intelligence to develop universal principles for the responsible use of neural networks and other breakthrough technologies.
In his address, Tokayev noted that all major religious traditions proclaim common humanistic values, such as compassion, justice, love for one's neighbor, and peace. He believes that the synthesis of spiritual wisdom and expert knowledge could be the key to finding effective solutions to current global and regional problems.
Tokayev highlighted new challenges in the digital age, such as protecting freedom of choice, privacy, digital equality, and AI safety. He advocated for constant dialogue among spiritual leaders, scientists, and tech engineers, and encouraged religious leaders to participate in shaping humanity's digital future.
The Forum of Young Religious Leaders is being held for the second time within the congress. Tokayev sees great opportunity for dynamic progress in Kazakhstan's development of artificial intelligence, and called for supporting this new generation of spiritual leaders. The Head of State, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, expressed high hopes for the youth.
The participants of the Forum demonstrated a readiness for open exchange of views and joint work. Tokayev proposed creating an Interreligious Commission on AI Ethics to develop universal principles for the responsible use of neural networks and other breakthrough technologies. The commission is planned to be established.
In conclusion, Tokayev's address at the VIII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions emphasized the importance of ethical norms in the development and use of AI, and the need for religious leaders to participate in shaping humanity's digital future. He proposed the establishment of an Interreligious Commission on AI Ethics to develop universal principles for the responsible use of neural networks and other breakthrough technologies.
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