The document examines progress and challenges in AI ethics, based on the Third Global Forum on the Ethics of AI held in Bangkok in 2025. It highlights UNESCO’s 2021 Recommendation and tools such as the Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM), implemented in over 70 countries. It also emphasizes the creation of global networks for oversight and citizen participation. Arkkosoft reaffirms its commitment to transparency, inclusiveness, and privacy protection, promoting an AI that complements human capabilities within a framework of justice and equity.

September 18, 2025

Ética y AI

Ethics in Artificial Intelligence: Have We Made Enough Progress?

The document examines progress and challenges in AI ethics, based on the Third Global Forum on the Ethics of AI held in Bangkok in 2025. It highlights UNESCO’s 2021 Recommendation and tools such as the Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM), implemented in over 70 countries. It also emphasizes the creation of global networks for oversight and citizen participation. Arkkosoft reaffirms its commitment to transparency, inclusiveness, and privacy protection, promoting an AI that complements human capabilities within a framework of justice and equity.

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