Tsahkna: The governance of artificial intelligence must be based on human rights and democratic values
Tallinn, October 10 (Hibya) – Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated during the second day of the Tallinn Digital Summit that artificial intelligence has gained strategic importance in modern security, emphasizing that the management of technology must be grounded in international law and respect for human rights.
Estonian Foreign Minister Tsahkna opened the second day of the Tallinn Digital Summit, which this year focuses on the challenges and opportunities surrounding artificial intelligence.
In his opening speech, Tsahkna said that artificial intelligence is emerging as a strategically important sector in modern security, adding: “Our duty is to ensure that the governance of artificial intelligence reflects the principles of international law, respects human rights, and safeguards democratic values.”
Tsahkna highlighted Estonia’s long-standing experience in digital innovation, stating: “For over thirty years, Estonia has played a leading role in digital innovation, and we are determined to shape the global debate on trustworthy, transparent, and human-centered artificial intelligence.”
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