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International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Inc.
Working to ensure advanced AI systems are guaranteed to operate safely and ethically, benefiting all of humanity.
About International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Inc.
The International Association for Safe and Ethical AI (IASEAI) is a non-profit organization founded to address the risks and opportunities associated with rapid advances in AI. Our mission is to ensure that AI systems are guaranteed to operate safely and ethically; and to shape policy, promote research, and build understanding and community around this goal. As AI systems become more capable and more directly involved in critical social and economic functions, it is essential to provide assurances that they will operate safely and benefit those affected. Policy innovations should encourage the development of AI systems that can support such assurances, with support from the AI research community. IASEAI will provide a unified voice for the many individuals, research groups, and organizations that share these goals and will help to create a global community to achieve them.
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Research & Knowledge
International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Inc. published an article in Key4biz titled «Quando l’AI agisce: il vuoto probatorio dopo il Digital Omnibus» discussing the importance of accountability and the reconstruction of action chains after the Digital Omnibus.
Reported by Nicola Fabiano
Research & Knowledge
International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Inc. published an article titled AI Act, AIGovernance, and Literacy, exploring the shift from outcome-based measures to measure-based ones.
Reported by Nicola Fabiano
Presence & Recognition
International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Inc. is participating in AMALEA 2026 at Cetraro as a component of the Program Committee.
Reported by Nicola Fabiano