Austrian government plans to establish a new UN AI center in Vienna
DE · Regierung will neues UNO-KI-Zentrum in Wien ansiedeln
The Austrian Federal Government proposes an international AI center in Vienna under UN auspices to bring together governments, researchers and businesses to explore AI's potential and risks and develop common standards.
Vezetői összefoglaló (AI)
- The Austrian Federal Government proposed an international AI center in Vienna under UN auspices; State Secretary Alexander Pröll presented the proposal at a virtual summit on controlling frontier AI models.
- The proposed center would bring governments, academia, and business together to explore AI’s potential and risks and develop common standards and global governance.
- The government argues Vienna is suitable because it hosts the IAEA and CTBTO Preparatory Commission and has experience with multilateral processes and standards.
- Chancellor Christian Stocker and Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger support the initiative; Stocker was scheduled to meet Geoffrey Hinton and Peter Steinberger at TEDAI in Vienna.
- Pröll announced a keynote address on Austria in the AI era for November 19.
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