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The rise of Artificial Intelligence poses significant challenges, including the risk of a digital divide that benefits only a few countries while excluding many others, particularly from the Global South. Fragmented governance and lack of accountability hinder effective AI regulation, leading to increased inequality and diminished global trust in AI systems. The UN emphasizes the need for inclusive and coordinated governance to harness AI's full potential and ensure equitable access for all.

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GSL - The Republic of Poland

The rise of Artificial Intelligence poses significant challenges, including the risk of a digital divide that benefits only a few countries while excluding many others, particularly from the Global South. Fragmented governance and lack of accountability hinder effective AI regulation, leading to increased inequality and diminished global trust in AI systems. The UN emphasizes the need for inclusive and coordinated governance to harness AI's full potential and ensure equitable access for all.

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​GSL - THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND​

​ he rapid and powerful rise of Artificial Intelligence presents a major challenge for the world. If​
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​left ungoverned the world is going to fall into a massive digital divide. Which Limits the benefits​
​of AI to a few while the rest of the world is left behind. We also risk 'missing out' on AI's full​
​potential because of a lack of trust, fair access or not having the right tools.​

​ major part of this issue is the concentration of decision making power. Equity demands that​
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​more voices play meaningful roles in how we govern this technology. According to the​​UN's​
​report on “Governing AI for Humanity”​​, 7 countries​​are part of all major international AI​
​efforts, while118 countries mostly from the Global South part are excluded.​

​ ragmented governance both globally and within the UN makes this worse. Different nations​
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​and bodies are creating​​separate and often conflicting rules​​, which risk creating a​​divided AI​
​ecosystem​​. Even the​​UN lacks internal coordination​​, as no single body handles AI​
​thoroughly.​

​ nd even when countries are “represented,” real​​accountability​​is missing.​​The current​


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​system lacks​​implementation​​, especially in training,​​access to technology {capacity​
​development} and support for​​Small and medium Enterprises​​.​​This deepens inequality and​
​weakens global trust in AI systems.​

​ s noted by the UN in its Interim Report​​AI governance​​is crucial not just to reduce the​
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​challenges and risks, but to ensure that we utilize AI’s potential in ways that leaves no one​
​behind.​
​AI knows no borders.​​And neither should the responsibility​​to govern it.​

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