Preparing National Research Ecosystems for AI: Strategies and Progress in 2024 (New Report From the International Science Council)

From the International Science Council (ISC):

The report offers a comprehensive analysis of the integration of artificial intelligence in science and research across various countries. It addresses both the advancements made and the challenges faced in this field, making it a valuable read for science leaders, policy-makers, AI professionals, and academics.

This working paper provides fundamental information and access to resources from countries from all parts of the world, at various stages of integrating AI into their research ecosystems:

• Australia: Preparing for human-centric use of artificial intelligence
• Benin: Anticipating the impacts of artificial intelligence on West Africa’s aspiring digital services hub
• Brazil: Reaping the benefits of artificial intelligence with some cautionary notes
• Cambodia: Seeking artificial intelligence approaches to national research missions
• Chile: Finding possibilities to apply artificial intelligence in an existing research financing ecosystem
• China: Promoting the Artificial Intelligence for Science approach
• India: Gaining insights into transformative technologies and their social integration
• Malaysia: Enabling the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Mexico: Creating a national lead agency for artificial intelligence
• Oman: Fostering innovation through an Executive Program
• Uruguay: Following a roadmap to prepare national science systems for artificial intelligence
• Uzbekistan: Building the right conditions and skills for artificial intelligence

Direct to Full Text Report
76 pages; PDF.

Additional Resources

• A list of critical issues for the uptake of AI in science
• Bibliometric results (317 documents on national AI in science resulting from the bibliometric study)
• Bibliography per country (a compilation of resources and documents provided by each country)

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