Artificial Intelligence: Its Development, Investment, Risks, and Global Efforts to Regulate It

A scientific era has begun in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The level and speed of its development cannot be predicted, its ability to simulate the human mind and its penetration in unfamiliar forms into unlimited scientific and research fields, its control over production and solutions as a substitute for humans, and the unemployment that accompanies it, and the possibility of it getting out of control in the future. Dangerous areas such as weapons control and the management of hostile activities in all fields, which prompted scientists, officials and major investors to confront it and work to identify its risks and avoid the damage that it might cause, and to research the possibility of investing in it positively in a way that reflects progress and well-being and improving the means of life for all of humanity in a controlled and controlled manner. It does not allow room for harm to others, so the international community, represented by the United Nations, has stepped up as the most comprehensive and influential global field in organizing international efforts on AI activities, and UNESCO has also responded to it because it is the specialized organization concerned with this field, in addition to the European Union with its scientific capabilities. Financial and political, it can have an effective role in limiting the damage that may result from it.