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The 8th Summit of Government Chief Information Officers (CIOs) is underway in Baku under the joint organization of the Special Communication and Information Security State Service and Estonia’s e-Governance Academy (eGA), within the framework of the project Strengthening Cyber Resilience in the Eastern Partnership Countries.
According to Report, the event is dedicated to the theme Trusted Artificial Intelligence, Resilient Society: Values and Security in the Age of AI.
Representatives of government institutions, information security executives and specialists, as well as international experts, are participating in the summit.
The event will discuss the application of artificial intelligence in public administration, the opportunities it creates and emerging cyber threats, data governance, as well as the identification and management of AI-related risks.
Particular focus will be placed on Azerbaijani and European experience, the secure deployment of artificial intelligence, strengthening cyber defense capabilities and the implementation of trusted digital government principles.
The summit is significant for promoting the exchange of experience in information security and cybersecurity, strengthening cooperation among government institutions, and fostering resilient approaches to addressing the risks arising in the age of artificial intelligence.
The Canadian province of Alberta has voted to remain part of the country in a non-binding referendum held on 19 October, rejecting a move towards independence. The result marks a victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney amid ongoing trade tensions with the United States.
However, analysts warn that Alberta’s separatist movement is unlikely to disappear, as longstanding disputes over energy policies and economic contributions continue to fuel tensions with Ottawa.
However, analysts warn that Alberta’s separatist movement is unlikely to disappear, as longstanding disputes over energy policies and economic contributions continue to fuel tensions with Ottawa.