RIAI UNODA-COUNCIL DECISION (CFSP) 2022/2269; With a view to the implementation of the `Global Strategy for the European Union¿s Foreign And Security Policy¿, and taking into account the Union¿s Strategy against illicit firearms, small arms and light weapons and their ammunition entitled `Securing Arms, Protecting Citizens¿ as well as the Commission¿s Communication entitled `Artificial Intelligence for Europe¿, the Union shall support the implementation of a project, `Promoting Responsible Innovation in Artificial Intelligence for Peace and Security¿.The project activities to be supported by the Union shall have the specific objective to support greater engagement of the civilian artificial intelligence (AI) community in mitigating the risks that the diversion and misuse of civilian AI research and innovation by irresponsible actors may pose to international peace and security, by:¿ generating greater understanding of how decisions in the development and diffusion of AI research and innovation can impact the risks of diversion and misuse, and in turn generate risk or opportunities for peace and security;¿ promoting responsible innovation processes, methods and tools which can help ensure the peaceful application of civilian innovations and the responsible dissemination of AI knowledge. To that end, the project will support capacity- building, research and engagement activities that: enhance the capacity within the global civilian AI community to include and address the peace and security risks presented by the diversion and misuse of civilian AI by irresponsible actors through responsible innovation processes; and strengthen the connection between risk mitigation efforts in responsible AI in the civilian sphere with those already ongoing in the disarmament, arms control and non- proliferation community at an intergovernmental level.The project are not intended to establish any new standards, principles or regulation, or otherwise enter into areas within the competence of Member States. Instead, the intention is to develop civilian responsible innovation efforts to include peace and security risks presented by the diversion and misuse of civilian AI by irresponsible actors, and provide education on existing relevant intergovernmental efforts. COUNCIL DECISION (CFSP) 2022/2269; With a view to the implementation of the `Global Strategy for the European Union¿s Foreign And Security Policy¿, and taking into account the Union¿s Strategy against illicit firearms, small arms and light weapons and their ammunition entitled `Securing Arms, Protecting Citizens¿ as well as the Commission¿s Communication entitled `Artificial Intelligence for Europe¿, the Union shall support the implementation of a project, `Promoting Responsible Innovation in Artificial Intelligence for Peace and Security¿.The project activities to be supported by the Union shall have the specific objective to support greater engagement of the civilian artificial intelligence (AI) community in mitigating the risks that the diversion and misuse of civilian AI research and innovation by irresponsible actors may pose to international peace and security, by:¿ generating greater understanding of how decisions in the development and diffusion of AI research and innovation can impact the risks of diversion and misuse, and in turn generate risk or opportunities for peace and security;¿ promoting responsible innovation processes, methods and tools which can help ensure the peaceful application of civilian innovations and the responsible dissemination of AI knowledge. To that end, the project will support capacity- building, research and engagement activities that: enhance the capacity within the global civilian AI community to include and address the peace and security risks presented by the diversion and misuse of civilian AI by irresponsible actors through responsible innovation processes; and strengthen the connection between risk mitigation efforts in responsible AI in the civilian sphere with those already ongoing in the disarmament, arms control and non- proliferation community at an intergovernmental level.The project are not intended to establish any new standards, principles or regulation, or otherwise enter into areas within the competence of Member States. Instead, the intention is to develop civilian responsible innovation efforts to include peace and security risks presented by the diversion and misuse of civilian AI by irresponsible actors, and provide education on existing relevant intergovernmental efforts.