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Some of the key names include Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, Vishal Talwar (President, FedEx Dataworks and Executive Vice President, Chief Digital and Information Officer, FedEx Corporation), Lakshmi N. Mittal (Executive Chairman, ArcelorMittal), Jensen Huang (Founder and CEO, NVIDIA), Brad Smith (Vice Chair and President, Microsoft) and Cristiano Amon(CEO and President, Qualcomm Incorporated).
The objective of the newly formed Commission is to help define practical pathways to strengthen trust, expand access and unlock AI’s potential to solve real-world challenges at the speed the technology demands.
“One thing is certain: technology is supposed to be a force for good and we have a responsibility to use it accordingly,” said President Kagame, Co-Chair of the Commission. “Let us work together to reduce inequality and allow more and more of our citizens to benefit from the good AI can deliver to all of us.”
“The promise of AI is built on not only incredible opportunities for the growth of our economy, but on the foundation of trust that is required for our shared success,” said Benioff, Commission Co-Chair.
“No organization can single-handedly put AI at the service of all humanity,” said Bogdan-Martin, Vice-Chair of the Commission. “It will take collective leadership and the combined expertise of partners from across sectors to ensure AI benefits all people, everywhere.”
The AI for Good Global Commission will have its inaugural meeting during ITU’s AI for Good Global Summit 2026 (7-10 July) in Geneva, Switzerland. The Summit is part of Digital Week, a series of digital cooperation events taking place in Geneva from 6-10 July, which also includes the first UN-mandated Global Dialogue on AI Governance (6-7 July) and the WSIS Forum 2026 (6-10 July).
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