The actors of International AI Governance

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On Thursday, June 27, the second session of the AI Dialogues took place at the University UCLouvain in Bruxelles. The AI Dialogues, a series of strategic discussions initiated by Renaissance Numérique, aim to enhance understanding of international governance of artificial intelligence (AI) for the benefit of civil society, while also developing practical and applicable recommendations for stakeholders involved in shaping future AI frameworks.

The aim of this second day of the AI Dialogues was to identify the actors, places and processes through which civil society is or should be a genuine stakeholder in the international governance of AI. The first session reviewed the conclusions of the first day of AI Dialogues, presented in the note entitled “Is international AI governance achievable?“. The late morning and afternoon were devoted to identifying and mapping the actors, processes and places in and through which international AI governance is being shaped.

Jour 2 - Ai Dialogues - Bruxelles - cartographie

This second day brought together some twenty experts from a wide range of backgrounds, including academic researchers, private-sector players, and representatives of organizations, international institutions and NGOs:

Arthur BARICHARD, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (France), Deputy to the Ambassador for Digital Affairs
Anaïs BICLOT, British Embassy Brussels, Science and Innovation Officer
Yaniv BENHAMOU, University of Geneva (UNIGE), Associate Professor (Digital Law)
Sarah BÉRUBÉ, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Policy Analyst – AI Policy Observatory
Amanda CRAIG, Microsoft, Senior Director, Responsible AI Public Policy
Jean De MEYERE, UCLouvain, Doctoral student
Bertrand De LA CHAPELLE, The Datasphere Initiative, Chief Vision Officer
Elvire FRANÇOIS, Microsoft France, Government Affairs Manager
Fanny FORTAS, Renaissance Numérique, Rapporteur
Amin HASBINI, Kaspersky France and North, West & Central Africa, Head of Global Research & Analysis Team (META)
Théophile LENOIR, Renaissance Numérique, Rapporteur
Jean-François LUCAS, Renaissance Numérique, General Manager
Julian MAREL, Renaissance Numérique, Rapporteur
Enguerrand MARIQUE, UCLouvain, Visiting Professor (Tech Governance & Information Law)
Diana MOCANU, UCLouvain, Doctoral student
Philippe RIXHON, Philippe Rixhon Associates Ltd
Léonard STOCKEL, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (France), Deputy to the Ambassador for Digital Affairs
Alain STROWEL, UCLouvain, Professor (IP & Media Law)
Nicolas VANBREMEERSCH, Renaissance Numérique, Chair
William Van CAENEGEM, Bond University, Professor

AI Dialogue #2 – “The Multiple Actors of International AI Governance”