The 193 Member States of the United Nations met in Geneva in early July for the first intergovernmental forum entirely dedicated to the regulation of artificial intelligence.
The United Nations General Assembly inaugurated a Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva at the beginning of July, the first forum where all 193 Member States have a guaranteed seat alongside actors from the private sector, civil society and the academic world. The event was held in parallel with the publication of a report by an international scientific panel bringing together some forty experts from several disciplines and continents.
Discussions focused in particular on a draft "Geneva Compact on AI Sovereignty", aimed at establishing common principles around open weights, sovereign computing, local data governance and multilingual system design.
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