WISeKey Launches Global HUMAN-AI-T Movement Calling for Ethical AI Governance

- WISeKey expanded its HUMAN-AI-T initiative into a global movement following its Davos 2026 launch, advocating for ethical AI development and human-centered governance frameworks.
- The initiative calls for responsible AI practices with human oversight at the core, addressing growing concerns about autonomous AI systems without adequate ethical safeguards.
- WISeKey's movement reflects industry pressure to establish governance standards for AI as deployment accelerates across critical sectors including cybersecurity and finance.
- The initiative aims to unite technology leaders, policymakers, and ethicists around principles ensuring AI benefits humanity while maintaining human control.
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