Description: Governance bodies in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) are organizations or groups responsible for overseeing and establishing ethical standards in the development and use of AI technologies. Their main function is to ensure that AI applications are developed and used responsibly, transparently, and fairly, minimizing the risk of bias and discrimination. These bodies can include committees, councils, associations, and regulatory agencies that work in collaboration with companies, researchers, and civil society. Ethical governance in AI focuses on principles such as fairness, privacy, accountability, and sustainability, seeking to balance technological innovation with social well-being. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into various aspects of daily life, the need for effective governance becomes crucial to address concerns about algorithmic bias, automated decision-making, and personal data protection. In this context, governance bodies play a vital role in creating regulatory frameworks and guidelines that guide the development of AI technologies, promoting an ethical approach that benefits society as a whole.
