Digital Transformation & AI Ethics Policy Advisor
UNESCO
Lead policy development and capacity-building initiatives on digital transformation and AI ethics. Conduct research on emerging technologies, ethical implications, and governance frameworks. Organize international conferences and training workshops. Provide technical advice to member states on integrating AI ethics into national policies. Requirements: Master's degree in Digital Transformation, AI Ethics, or related field; 8+ years of experience in policy analysis and international development; strong publication record.
### Strategic Analysis
In an era of rapid technological advancement, UNESCO's role as a global standard-setter for AI ethics is paramount. This position is critical because it directly shapes the normative frameworks that guide how nations develop and deploy AI, ensuring alignment with human rights and sustainable development goals. The advisor will bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical policy, fostering inclusive dialogue among diverse stakeholders. As AI transforms economies and societies, the ethical governance of these technologies becomes a humanitarian imperative, preventing harm and ensuring equitable access to benefits. This role contributes to global stability by promoting responsible innovation and mitigating risks, particularly for vulnerable populations. It underscores UNESCO's commitment to building a human-centered digital future, where technological progress serves humanity's collective well-being.