Responsible Development and Use of Generative AI in ASEAN
The project aims to identify the most urgent policy, legal and regulatory gaps in Generative artificial intelligence (AI) implementation within ASEAN and provide recommendations on how to address them, to encourage multi-stakeholder participation in Generative AI policymaking within ASEAN, and to produce the Discussion Paper on the Responsible Development and Use of Generative AI in ASEAN to govern the development and implementation of Generative AI within the ASEAN context.
The Emerging Policy Approaches to Generative AI in ASEAN
The 2nd Virtual Workshop on The Emerging Policy Approaches to Generative AI in ASEAN brought together recognized regional and international AI and Generative AI experts to discuss the development and use of GenAI and the implications for ASEAN.
Dubai International Financial Centre’s (DIFC)
The AI Asia Pacific Institute provided active input on the the Dubai International Financial Centre’s (DIFC) Responsible AI Governance consultation and legislative issuance. The initiative formed the basis for Regulation 10 on Processing Personal Data Through Autonomous and Semi-Autonomous Systems, one of the first global regulations in AI.
Springer Nature
Research collaboration with the academic publishing company Springer Nature.
Private Sector
Developing and maintaining active engagement with the private sector, understanding challenges on AI governance implementation, promoting corporate governance, and delivering recommendations for future industry readiness.
AI and Online Safety in New Zealand
The “AI and Online Safety in New Zealand” project aims to provide comprehensive insights into the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on online safety within New Zealand. Managed by Netsafe and partnered with the AI Asia Pacific Institute, the project seeks to identify key trends, challenges, and strategies for addressing AI-facilitated online harms. By identifying policy, legal, and regulatory gaps and encouraging multi-stakeholder participation in AI policymaking, the project aims to produce a discussion paper that will explore international trends and issues for the New Zealand context. This paper will provide strategic insights and policy recommendations to enhance existing AI governance and online safety frameworks. Please access the full concept note below.