National Alliance of Artificial Intelligence
Mexico · Governance body · Alianza Nacional de Inteligencia Artificial (ANIA)
Our summary
ANIA is a multi-stakeholder mechanism created to recognize and strengthen Mexico's artificial intelligence ecosystem through an integrated and multidisciplinary approach. It promotes AI development centered on human values, guided by ethics, sustainability, human rights and technological sovereignty. The alliance fosters collaboration across public, private, academic and social sectors to advance responsible innovation and education in AI for the benefit of society.
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What is ANIA?
ANIA is a multi-stakeholder mechanism established to recognize and strengthen Mexico's artificial intelligence ecosystem through an integrated, pluralistic and multidisciplinary approach.
Vision
ANIA aspires to be a collective force positioning Mexico as a leader in ethical, inclusive and humanist artificial intelligence that transforms lives, reduces inequalities and strengthens democracy and the economy in the digital era, while advancing local talent, innovation, human rights, sustainability and social justice.
Human-centered artificial intelligence
ANIA promotes cross-sector collaboration among public, private, academic and social actors, fostering education, capacity building, talent development and responsible innovation so that artificial intelligence serves the common good.
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Data and privacy 0 of 4
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Human-centered artificial intelligence 1 control
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
ANIA should promote cross-sector collaboration among public, private, academic and social actors to foster education, capacity building, talent development and responsible innovation so that artificial intelligence serves the common good.
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