The first meeting of the International Alliance in the field of AI was held in Moscow

The first inaugural meeting of the International Alliance in the field of artificial intelligence (AI Alliance Network) was held in Moscow at the headquarters of Sber. Members of the organization discussed key areas of AI development in their countries and presented proposals for future cooperation, the press service of the credit organization reported.

The work of the alliance was launched within the framework of the international conference AI Journey. It united AI industry associations of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Brazil, Chile, China, Cuba, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iran, Morocco, Russia, Serbia, Chile, Ethiopia and South Africa.

Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, welcomed the participants of the meeting. He spoke about the main directions of AI implementation in Russia and invited colleagues to take part in an international scientific foresight session on AI next year.

"Russia intends to develop equal, mutually respectful international relations to form a common space of trusted AI technologies. The alliance will help develop datasets that take into account the cultural differences and uniqueness of each of our states," he said.

Chernyshenko added that the Russian Federation is interested in AI products and AI agents that will spread common values, increase human potential and contribute to the prosperity of the BRICS countries.

According to Alexander Vedyakhin, First Deputy Chairman of Sberbank and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the alliance, the goal of the organization is to bring together the best experts, scientists and entrepreneurs to create a safe, ethical and inclusive future, the foundation of which should be artificial intelligence.

"We believe that by working together, we can overcome any obstacles and build a world where technology serves for the benefit of all humanity. I am confident that the International Alliance will become a reliable platform for interaction and open unique opportunities for joint development of technologies," he emphasized.