Artificial intelligence （AI） presents tremendous potential to not only advance our progress toward achieving the Sustainable（可持续的） Development Goals, but also ensure that we continuously build resilience along the way.
We have seen, for example, how AI can play a vital role in disaster prevention, climate adaptation and resilience, For instance, geospatial satellite data can help to identify and prevent impending（将发生的） disasters, as well as aid in damage mapping, AI-enabled solutions are also being implemented to promote information integrity.
However, at the same time, we are also seeing an alarming need to address the potential risks and harms it can pose, For instance, data collected and analyzed in untransparent ways can lead to discriminatory（歧视性的） outcomes.
While efforts have been put in place in several parts of the world, governments continue to struggle when if comes to mitigating（降低） the risks and hams of AI.
We should promote and champion a safe, responsible, and inclusive governance of AI.
First, adopt a people-centered, rights-based approach to data availability, quality, transparency, and accountability as a precondition to an ethical（合乎伦理的） deployment of AI.
Second, take an intentionally inclusive approach which brings together not just governments and businesses but also civil society, academia and citizens, This is critical address the current digital divide with 2.7 billion people offline; 95 percent of whom live developing countries.

99. what is the incorrect description of the risks and hazards associated with regulating artificial intelligence ?（ ）