Building on the momentum of the AI for Good Global Summit 2024 and led by ITU, ISO and IEC, the International AI Standards Summit brings together leading voices driving AI standards and the world’s standards bodies to work on responsible, safe, and inclusive AI standards.
Annual International AI Standards Summits are now planned to answer the call from the global community, the G20 and the United Nations High-Level Advisory Body on AI for comprehensive and impactful AI standards.
The 2024 International AI Standards Summit will take place from 14 to 18 October in New Delhi at the World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (WTSA-24). The five-day event will hold its first session as part of GSS-24, and additional sessions will take place at the Digital Wave Stage, the Network of Women, and will conclude at AI for Good Impact India on 18 October 2024.
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2024 International AI Standards Summit
New Delhi, India
International AI Standards Day at the AI for Good Global Summit 2025
2025 International AI Standards Summit
Republic of Korea
Quality assessment
Energy efficiency
Multimedia
Network orchestration & management
Security
Protocls & test specs
Cable networks
Network operations & maintenance
Standards are taking centre stage in global governance discussions. When countries gather in New Delhi for WTSA-24, they will have an opportunity to foster digital inclusion and trust — values that are more important than ever to ensure that innovation in fields like artificial intelligence, the metaverse, and quantum information technologies helps us create the future we want.
– Doreen Bogdan-Martin – Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union
We want safe, secure, and trustworthy AI that leads to a better life for all. The spirit of collaboration and consensus that powers standardization work is exactly the spirit needed to succeed.
– Seizo Onoe – Director of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau of the International Telecommunication Union
We need to reduce the fragmentation – weather it’s among UN agencies, governments or regional bodies – to ensure that we have standards that we can all comply with around AI governance
– HE Emma Inamutila Theofelus, Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Namibia
International standards can be really instrumental for us to address global challenges and enable us to capture the opportunities, and in particular those emerging from AI
– Sergio Mujica, Minister, Secretary-General at International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
“A sense of urgency that is one of the most important problem that we are facing in this era generative AI and a call to different standardisation organisation and ITU to help us coordinate and harmonize the different effort that play an important role in this important space.
– Alessandra Sala, Sr. Director of AI and Data Science at Shutterstock
We are consensus-based so that these standards that we are producing are really reflecting global involvement of global communities
– Philippe Metzger, Secretary-General & CEO at International Electrotechnical Commision (IEC)