Whose voices are shaping artificial intelligence, and whose are being left out? AI increasingly influences how people learn, communicate and access information, making questions of cultural diversity, inclusion and human rights more urgent. These questions are at the heart of the second North-South Intercultural Conference, organised by the North-South Centre of the Council of Europe in Andorra on 3 and 4 November.
North-South Intercultural conference in Andorra explores Intercultural Dialogue in the Age of AI
Council of Europe, 03 November 2026, Andorra
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