More collaboration between scientists and diplomats can ensure artificial intelligence, quantum computing and other disruptive technologies are used wisely for all of humanity, leaders told a UNESCO forum in Paris.
UNESCO's two-day global ministerial dialogue wrapped up on Wednesday, planning to adopt a joint statement entitled, "Science Diplomacy in a Rapidly Changing World: Building Peace in the Minds of Men and Women," and to announce concrete science diplomacy initiatives. Officials from Africa, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and European regions participated.
