At UNGA81, global leaders demand AI platforms give credit to open knowledge sources

According to Caribbean Life, During the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81), top executives from the United Nations, Springer Nature, and the Wikimedia Foundation discussed how generative AI is shifting the ways information is created and consumed, creating a “crisis of content reuse.” The Sept. 22 discussion was moderated by Eseohe Arhebamen-Yamasaki , head of communications at Springer Nature, and titled “Securing Reliable Information in an AI-Driven World.” It was presented by the SDG Media Zone and organized by the PVBLIC Foundation in collaboration with the UN Department of Global Communications. “One of the things that we’ve done at Springer Nature is launch an early career researcher program where we train researchers on different subjects and mentor them around AI regulations,” said Eseohe Arhebamen-Yamasaki, Head of Communications at Springer Nature. “Our focus is trying to prepare