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Universal agreement on ensuring Companies disclose their carbon footprint, source of rare metal they use, how they train their models (pay for fair use of other people's creations), use of human labour in verifying the model outputs, and how is diverse date included so AI models do not confirm existing biases

• Protection and promotion of human rights
• Social, economic, ethical, cultural, linguistic and technical implications of AI
• Transparency, accountability, and human oversight
• Open-source software, open data and open AI models

The harms of social media are coming out today, and AI is so much more harmful in echoing people's sentiments, so these harms should be openly discussed. Also the real cost of AI, what it costs in terms of resources, human labour, and jobs of real people who do the work that AI benefit of should be clearly known. Hence transparency and open source across all levels from hardware, software, data center is really important

Sustainability and Green software

AI is effecting jobs at all levels and for younger population disproportionately. It's use also is using energy and resources at a level not known before, increasing the dependance of fossil fuel, which is effecting the economy by inflation and high prices, making everything unaffordable, and making furture of our children uncertain

AI should be treating at the level of Nuclear weapons, it should be regulated at a global level, otherwise it's role in wars (what happened at Iran school bombing) will only multiply. Even it's use as ammunation and kill the human race

Agentic AI foundation https://aaif.io/, Linux foundation AI https://lfaidata.foundation/, there should be also work done at City and county levels which give permission to these companies to put down these massive data centers with relaxed regulations in the name of development

Different stakeholders and identify concerns, collate them into logical categories and then discuss them as individual items

Global south, people who do not understand technology they are the people which are left out. One way to engage them is grass roots efforts through schools and health networks because these networks exist in most communities , so we can go to people where they anyway come and educate them and include them

understand their why? why are they there in the AI dialogue, and also why are they in the AI space, and then see how the dialogue can contribute to their "why"? Not easy, takes a lot of work but is possible

China has been regulating software and internet from the start, and still massive companies have come out of it. Although the government policies may not be the best, it can be treated as an example of how AI can be regulated, and still an economy can be built around it.