Abdullah Al-Ghamdi, President of the Saudi Information Technology and Communications Authority (SADAIA), stated that the next phase requires converting common ethical principles of artificial intelligence into practical policies. He made this point during a press conference dedicated to examining the challenges related to artificial intelligence and its management solutions.
The Need for Practical Approaches in AI
Abdullah Al-Ghamdi stated that with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies, the need for developing practical and effective policies to manage the risks of this technology is increasingly felt. He added: "We must convert the ethical principles concerning artificial intelligence into practical and executable solutions so that we can effectively and safely utilize this technology."
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Ethical and Social Challenges of AI
The President of SADAIA also referred to the ethical and social challenges facing this technology. He emphasized the necessity of a deeper examination of the social and economic consequences of artificial intelligence, stating: "The development of artificial intelligence cannot occur without considering its consequences on society and the daily lives of humans."
Al-Ghamdi continued that different countries should collaborate more in this area and share their experiences. He believes that international cooperation in this field can help establish global standards for the safe and ethical use of artificial intelligence.
He concluded by stating that SADAIA is working to create suitable platforms to facilitate dialogue and exchange of ideas between government entities, universities, and the private sector. This initiative aims to enhance awareness and knowledge regarding artificial intelligence and its challenges.
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