The International Governance of Artificial Intelligence: Forecasting Cooperation Opportunities for Morocco

Artificial intelligence is currently experiencing global success, and its emerging applications have sparked significant debates and discussions about its benefits. AI, as a relatively recent human innovation, offers numerous opportunities to enhance human life and refine decision-making capabilities. Consequently, it has also imposed from its dark side, a set of threats and dangers affecting several vital and essential areas. The evidence indicates that we are facing a well-structured order of growing dangers and problems, which takes advantage of the lack of international institutional consensus on these potentials and also the absence of cooperation and collaboration among the owners and handlers of this technology. While several growing paradigms of governance and interstate cooperation have yet to achieve the goal of governing, appropriating, regulating, and organizing the uses of AI. The gaps in this multiple interest situation contribute to the proliferation of dangerous potentials and harmful uses, especially against the stability and security of the internal order of states. In our study, we want to explore the potential dangers of AI for developing countries, especially for the security domain in Morocco, if this field remains outside of jurisdictions and regulations. Also, we gone explore the opportunities for this essential actors, and how they can engage in the governance and organization of this new technology to reap several advantages and benefits and minimize inconvenient, rather than leaving this area totally opened and in the hands of irresponsible actors.