Oct 27, 2024

AI ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ETHICAL INNOVATION IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (CANIA)

Said Saillant, Kay Kozaronek, Shaun Pexton, Cyra Alesha, Elise Racine

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We propose establishing a National AI Advisory Council (CANIA) to strategically drive AI development in the Dominican Republic, accelerating technological growth and building a sustainable economic framework. Our submission includes an Impact Assessment and a detailed Implementation Roadmap to guide CANIA’s phased rollout.

Structured across three layers—strategic, tactical, and operational—CANIA will ensure responsiveness to industry, alignment with national priorities, and strong ethical oversight. Through a multi-stakeholder model, CANIA will foster public-private collaboration, with the private sector leading AI adoption to address gaps in public R&D and education.

Prioritizing practical, ethical AI policies, CANIA will focus on key sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and security, and support the creation of a Latin American Large Language Model, positioning the Dominican Republic as a regional AI leader. This council is a strategic investment in ethical AI, setting a precedent for Latin American AI governance. Two appendices provide further structural and stakeholder engagement insights.

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@misc {

title={

AI ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ETHICAL INNOVATION IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (CANIA)

},

author={

Said Saillant, Kay Kozaronek, Shaun Pexton, Cyra Alesha, Elise Racine

},

date={

10/27/24

},

organization={Apart Research},

note={Research submission to the research sprint hosted by Apart.},

howpublished={https://apartresearch.com}

}

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