AI VISIONFORUM
Where humanistic research meets AI strategy
A spring gathering in Paris for humanistic researchers, AI strategists, policymakers, and practitioners to shape responsible innovation through open collaboration, thoughtful governance, and practical action.
Forum Themes
Six conversation tracks linking humanities, governance, engineering, education, and applied AI practice.
Ethics & Governance
Developing governance principles, accountability models, and policy guidance for responsible AI deployment.
Global Digital Infrastructure
Exploring how open infrastructure can support AI as a global digital public good across regions and institutions.
AI Maturity
Creating frameworks for capability classification, evaluation, and readiness across sectors.
AI & Education
Examining how AI can strengthen learning, pedagogy, and public understanding without flattening human judgment.
Human-AI Synergy
Studying how human expertise and AI systems can work together in ways that preserve agency and trust.
Creative Intelligence
Bringing cultural inquiry, creativity, and applied experimentation into the conversation on AI futures.
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Forum Calendar
Gatherings in Paris and beyond for the people shaping human-centered AI across research, policy, and practice.
AI VISION FORUM PARIS 2026
Architecting Human-AI Synergy
Intimate one-day forum exploring AI's transformative impact across education, governance, and open source. Join global leaders in shaping the future of human-centric AI.
ACCESS PORTALRegional Salons
Building local circles for ongoing dialogue between scholars, strategists, public-interest institutions, and practitioners.
Reports, Notes & Projects
Reading and working material for a forum that brings cultural inquiry, governance thinking, and applied AI together.
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Community & Collaboration
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Why This Forum
The AI Vision Forum is a global dialogue and research platform dedicated to advancing open-source AI as a public good in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Its mission is to strengthen international collaboration around open-source AI, foster evidence-based research, and explore how AI can enhance human society.
By convening a diverse ecosystem of researchers, policymakers, international agencies, open-source communities (foundations, projects, developers, and users), and industry partners, the Forum creates a trusted space for multi-stakeholder strategy exchange and joint exploration.
Our approach emphasizes fact-based and data-driven inquiry, supported by community participation, including developers, users, local communities, and universities. Through open datasets, use-case studies, and research-friendly methodologies, the Forum ensures that its outputs are rigorous, transparent, and actionable.
We harness the power of AI-generated content (AIGC) to deliver high-quality, multi-modal, and multi-platform publications, ranging from working group reports and expert interviews to white papers, academic research, and reference architectures. These outputs are distributed widely across multilingual channels such as CSDN, UN platforms, UNICC, foundations, and global social media networks.
The Forum is organized annually alongside partner events worldwide, providing a flagship venue for strategic dialogue, knowledge sharing, and collaborative action.
Shared Commitments
Human-Centered
AI should augment and empower human capabilities, not replace them.
Transparency
Open development and clear accountability in AI systems.
Inclusivity
Ensuring AI benefits are accessible to all of humanity.
Collaboration
Global cooperation across cultures, sectors, and disciplines.
Forum Insights
Education must shift from knowledge transmission to fostering critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence.
AI should complement and empower human creativity, not replace it.
Governance requires holistic risk management and international collaboration.
Open source creates pathways for democratizing AI through inclusive participation.
Digital public goods in AI require multi-stakeholder investment and neutral institutions.
Human control and decision-making authority must be maintained in high-stakes AI applications.