[Governance] RECORDING – Interoperability in AI Safety Governance Ethics, Regulations, and Standards

[Joly MacFie]

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On *28 November 202*5, the *Internet Society United Kingdom Chapter
<https://internetsociety.uk/>* (ISOC UK) hosted a webinar ‘*Interoperability
in AI Safety Governance Ethics, Regulations, and Standards
<https://internetsociety.uk/interoperability-in-ai-safety-governance/>*‘. D*r.
Yik Chan Chin <https://www.linkedin.com/in/yik-chan-chin-874174b/>*,
Associate Professor at Beijing Normal University, and *David A. Raho
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidaraho/>*, PhD researcher at Sheffield
Hallam University,  presented their collaborative policy report
‘*Interoperability
in AI Safety Governance
<https://collections.unu.edu/eserv/UNU:10363/Interoperability_in_AI_Safety_Governance.pdf>*‘,
developed through the United Nations University Institute in Macau. This
landmark study brings together perspectives from four jurisdictions, the
UK, China, South Korea, and Singapore, to explore the ethical, legal, and
technical dimensions of AI safety governance. This presentation not only
shared the key findings of the global report , but also provided a deep
dive into the UK’s role in shaping a governance ecosystem that is both
globally informed and locally grounded.

*SPEAKERS*
*Dr. Yik Chan Chin* – Associate Professor, Beijing Normal University
*David A. Raho* – PhD researcher, Sheffield Hallam University

*HOST*
*Olivier Crépin-Leblond* – Internet Society United Kingdom Chapter


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