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With the rapid technological advancement of recent years, computers are increasingly encroaching on domains that were previously considered exclusively human. The astonishing progress in such areas as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics,

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Artificial intelligence (AI) holds the potential to serve humankind and to bring benefits to individuals, societies and businesses.

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Moderator: Ms. Ursula Wynhoven, ITU Representative to the United Nations Welcoming Remarks: H.E. Mr. Yasuhisa Kawamura, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative of Japan to the United Nations

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Setting the scene: how does AI affect the enjoyment of the right to privacy?

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The right to privacy and the protection of other rights affected by AI

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Preserving the right to privacy: legal and regulatory approaches

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Preserving the right to privacy: due diligence, data governance and other safeguards

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Event entitled "Artificial Intelligence and Technology Tools for Mental Health, Wellbeing and Resilience" (co-organized by the Permanent Mission of Iraq, in collaboration with the International Association of Applied Psychology and the United Nations

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Recent technological advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics have moved these technologies away from the realm of science fiction and into our daily lives. The massive growth in computational power and increasing abundance of data

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