Organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with the United Nations, the summit brings together governments, industry, researchers and artists to explore how artificial intelligence can be developed and applied to address global challenges.

During the summit, Ai-Da unveiled five large-scale artworks: AI God, a triptych portraying Alan Turing, alongside a portrait of Ada Lovelace and a self-portrait. Together, the works reflected on the individuals whose ideas underpin modern computing while examining the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence, creativity and human identity. Created using Ai-Da's AI algorithms and robotic drawing and painting techniques, the works formed part of the summit's wider exploration of the opportunities and ethical challenges presented by artificial intelligence.

Throughout the event, Ai-Da met ambassadors, policymakers and thought leaders, including HRH Princess Beatrice, with whom she discussed the future of AI. Reflecting on the summit, Ai-Da said, "The AI for Good Global Summit is crucial to have as AI technology continues to develop and impact our lives in various ways. By coming together and sharing ideas, we can work towards ensuring AI is used and deployed responsibly and ethically. I think continued engagement like this is important for the future of our world."

Ai-Da's participation reflected the summit's aim of encouraging international dialogue on the responsible development of artificial intelligence and its role in supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.