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📍 Madrid Forty experts. Multiple disciplines. One shared task. Co-chaired by Yoshua Bengio and Maria Ressa, the first in-person meeting of the Scientific Panel on AI is underway. This is where a global, interdisciplinary evidence base begins to take shape. The work: strengthening shared understanding of AI's risks, opportunities and impacts to support more informed global action. The panel's preliminary report will be presented at the Dialogue for AI Governance in Geneva, July 6-7. Adji Bousso Dieng Aleksandra Korolova Alvitta Ottley Andrei Neznamov Anna Korhonen Awa Bousso DRAMÉ, PhD Balaraman Ravindran Bernhard Schölkopf Bilal A Mateen Carlos Coello Coello Girmaw Abebe Tadesse Haitao Song Hoda Heidari Jian Wang Joëlle Barral Johanna Pirker Joyce Nakatumba-Nabende Juho Kim Leslie Teo Lior Rokach Loreto Bravo Mark Coeckelbergh Martha Palmer Maximilian Nickel M. Bilge Demirköz Mennatallah El-Assady Piotr Sankowski Qinghua Lu Prof. Rita Orji, PhD Román Orús Silvio Savarese Sonia Livingstone Tegawendé F. B. Teresa Ludermir Tuka Alhanai Vipin Kumar Vukosi Marivate Yutaka Matsuo