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No. 61 AI 2030 ONLINE-Open Data, Open Models, Open Science: A Global Dialogue on AI Infrastructure

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In celebration of World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, AI 2030 is convening a global dialogue on one of the defining challenges of our time:

Open Data, Open Models, Open Science: A Global Dialogue on AI Infrastructure.

As AI reshapes economies and societies, the question is no longer whether we build advanced systems—but how we build them responsibly, openly, and at scale. This dialogue brings together leaders from government, industry, academia, and civil society to address a critical imperative: how to design open, trusted, and interoperable AI infrastructure that accelerates innovation while safeguarding the public interest.

8:30am-8:40am CT:  Welcome: Xiaochen Zhang, Executive Director, AI 2030, USA

8:40am- 9:20am CT: Session 1 — The Imperative: Why Open-Source AI Is the Foundation for AI That Benefits Society

  • Moderator: Detria Williamson, Chief Experience Officer, AI 2030

  • Mehdi Snene, Head of AI and Digital Program, United Nations, USA

·      Dartanion (Swift) Williams, Chief Data Officer, City of Baltimore

9:20AM-10:20AM: Session 2 — The Implementation: Operationalizing Open-Source AI Responsibly

·         Moderator: Josh Richards, Chief Commercial Officer, Pacific Peering, USA

·         Swetha Sekhar, Member of Technical Staff, OpenAI

·         Michael BernsHead of AI, Eclipse Foundation, Germany

·         ​(Dino) Cataldo Dell'Accio, Chief Information Officer, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF), USA

10:20AM-11:00AM Session 3 — The Infrastructure: The Open Stack That Powers Responsible AI

·         Moderator: Ann Rosenberg, Evangelist, Celonis

·         Vincent Caldeira, Chief Technology Officer, APAC, Red Hat, Singapore

·         Dr. Valeria Sadovykh, Data and AI Senior Specialist, Microsoft, Germany

11:00am-11:30am Q&A and Closing Remarks

At a moment when AI increasingly relies on shared data ecosystems, collaborative models, and distributed compute, we face both unprecedented opportunity and collective responsibility. Together, we will explore how open infrastructure can unlock inclusive growth, cross-border collaboration, and long-term global resilience—ensuring that the future of AI is not only powerful, but equitable, transparent, and built for humanity.


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AI 2030 is a global initiative committed to mainstreaming Responsible AI by 2030. Through cross-sector collaboration, capacity building, and inclusive programming, AI 2030 empowers leaders, organizations, and communities to harness AI for the benefit of humanity.

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FinTech4Good is a global innovation and investment platform that connects startups, industry leaders, and investors to co-create solutions for a better world. With a focus on sustainable finance, digital economy, and emerging technologies, FinTech4Good champions responsible innovation with global impact.

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