42 nations agree to ethical standards for AI

The world’s first international, non-binding standards for artificial intelligence were approved by 42 nations in an effort to guide ethical development.

By Arete News - May 22, 2019

Portrait of a humanoid robot at Saint Romain au Mont d'Or in Lyon, France (AN/Thierry Ehrmann)

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