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hire a professional philosopher or an ethicist for your
AI project or initiative to support and advance the
SDGs. On the other hand, the global governance of
AI requires international cooperation between countries
because using AI technologies to meet the SDGs
requires coordination beyond nation states or individual
countries. To this end, supranational bodies
such as the UN have to lead the global governance
of AI.
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Acknowledgments
This work was supported in part by the European
projects INBOTS under Grant 780073 and in
part by the EXTEND of the H2020 Programme under
Grant 779982 and in part by EthAI+3 under Grant
PID2019-104943RB-100. We would also like to thank
the organizers of the workshop on " AI4EQ: Advancing
Towards the SDGS: Artificial Intelligence for a
Fair, Just, and Equitable World, " ECAI2020, Santiago
de Compostela, for their time and effort. We are
also indebted to the reviewers for their comments.
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Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza is currently
a postdoctoral
researcher at Departamento de
Filosofía I, Universidad de Granada, Granada, Spain.
He is a member of the INBOTS Task Force
(Horizon 2020, CSA, ref. 780073), the EXTEND Task
Force (Horizon 2020 Research Project, ref. 779982),
IFS-CSIC, and the EthAI+3 (Digital Ethics: Moral
Enhancement Through an Interactive Use of Artificial
Intelligence, PID2019-104943RB-100).
Mario Toboso is a Tenured Scientist with IFSCSIC,
Madrid, Spain.
He is a member of the INBOTS Task Force
(Horizon 2020, CSA, ref. 780073) and the EXTEND
Task Force (Horizon 2020 Research Project, ref.
779982), IFS-CSIC.
Manuel Aparicio is an Assistant Professor with
the University of Murcia, Murcia, Spain.
He is a member of the INBOTS Task Force
(Horizon 2020, CSA, ref. 780073) and the EXTEND
Task Force (Horizon 2020 Research Project, ref.
779982), IFS-CSIC.
Daniel López is a Ph.D. Student with IFS-CSIC,
Madrid, Spain.
He is a member of the INBOTS Task Force
(Horizon 2020, CSA, ref. 780073) and the EXTEND
Task Force (Horizon 2020 Research Project, ref.
779982), IFS-CSIC.
 Direct questions and comments about this article
to Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza, Departamento de
Filosofía I, Universidad de Granada, 18011 Granada,
Spain; anibalmastobiza@gmail.com
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