This week, the UN is hosting a worldwide conference to explore the limits of artificial intelligence and explore how to best use technology to advance humanity.

As the technology’s progress outpaces our ability to define its limitations, the UN intends to present a clear roadmap for handling AI in the future.

Around 3,000 specialists from businesses like Microsoft and Amazon, as well as those from universities and international organisations, will gather at the “AI for Good Global Summit” being hosted in Geneva on Thursday and Friday to try to create frameworks for addressing AI.

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