Spotlight discussion - Cementing Europe’s role in AI diplomacy: a conversation on international standards
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- With opening remarks by our presenting partner IBM.
- • Is Europe’s AI Act the continent’s golden opportunity to gain more digital sovereignty, or is it an obstacle?
- • Can Europe set the scene when it comes to international AI standards? Is it realistic to have global AI standards, given the variety of tech industries/services?
- • To what extent does the EU-U.S. Trade and Technology Council help in setting up common AI standards on both sides of the Atlantic? Are there any tangible implications?
- • Where do countries across the globe – and in particular China – stand in their approaches to AI? Could they come into conflict – or complement – Europe’s approach?
Speakers
Elham Tabassi
chief of staff,Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States - joining onlineYoichi Iida
deputy director general for G7/G20Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan - joining onlineDragoș Tudorache
MEP (Renew Europe, Romania)European Parliament - joining on siteMMS
Moderator: Mark Scott
chief technology correspondentPOLITICOYuh-Jye Lee
deputy executive secretary of the office of science and technologyExecutive Yuan, TaiwanJean-Marc Leclerc
director, EU affairs | co-directorIBM | IBM Policy Lab - opening remarks