UNIDO launches AIM Global to catalyze international partnerships across governments, industry, private sector, academia and civil society, committed to the responsible development and deployment of AI and frontier technologies in industry and manufacturing. The Alliance strives to redirect the trajectory of technological advancement towards shared progress and reduced digital divide by advancing industrial competitiveness, sustainable development, while ensuring fair and responsible access to AI’s benefits across countries and industries.
We envision a global landscape where Artificial Intelligence becomes a driving force for sustainable and inclusive development, in alignment with the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). AIM Global stands at the forefront of efforts committed to securing a future where technological advancements go beyond mere competitive considerations. By serving a universal and ethical purpose, these advancements reflect UNIDO’s principles of multi-stakeholder collaboration, progress by innovation, and inclusive growth.
It is our shared responsibility to ensure that advancements in the field of AI are made in a manner that is safe, ethical, sustainable and inclusive. AIM Global recognizes the importance of bridging the digital divide between nations and industries, ensuring that no one is left behind in the AI revolution. AIM Global will be at the forefront of shaping the AI landscape. Let us work collaboratively to build a future where AI is a force for good, where its benefits are accessible to all, and where innovation thrives in harmony with our shared values.
AI is igniting a technological revolution that holds immense potential to transform various areas of economic activity and bridge the digital divide. Focusing on ethics, human-centricity and equitable access to such technology and expertise, AIM Global ensures that the benefits of cutting-edge technologies reach industries and regions that might otherwise be left behind.
Challenges from AI adoption call for diverse international partnership modalities involving governments, industries, private sector, academia, and non-governmental entities. AIM Global serves as a unique collaboration platform that transcends geographic and sectoral boundaries, focusing on key objectives, such as ethical AI, data protection, bridging the digital divide, and promoting equitable growth.
AI can foster a balanced blend of progress and inclusiveness across a wide range of sectors, including manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, education, and urban development. By enhancing efficiency, innovation, and sustainability, it can generate opportunities for growth, ultimately leading to a more competitive position on the international stage.
Nanning, Guangxi, China – September 24, 2024 – Mr. Ciyong Zou, Deputy to the Director General and Managing Director of UNIDO’s Directorate of Technical Cooperation and Sustainable Industrial Development (TCS), delivered a keynote speech at the RCEP High-Level Dialogue on Economic and Trade Cooperation, a significant side event of the
AIM Global Forum We are pleased to announce UNIDO’s first AIM Global Forum, scheduled for 12 December 2024 at the Vienna International Centre. The AIM Global Forum will be the first official gathering of the UNIDO Global Alliance on Artificial Intelligence for Industry and Manufacturing (AIM Global). This landmark event
At Action Day 2 of the Summit of the Future, Ms Fatou Haidara, the Managing Director and Deputy to the Director General of UNIDO delivered an insightful presentation during the event titled “A Digital Future for All.” This high-profile event brought together global stakeholders to discuss how innovative digital technologies
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