A/HRC/56/68 (f) Contribute to efforts to develop human rights-centred public education to enhance the accessibility of artificial intelligence literacy. 70. The United Nations and its independent human rights mechanisms should: (a) Facilitate effective dialogue and debate about artificial intelligence technologies and their regulation among stakeholders; (b) Integrate an explicit focus on the racially discriminatory impact of artificial intelligence technologies into the work of the High-level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence; (c) Ensure that publications and guidance on artificial intelligence technologies are grounded in international human rights law, including the prohibition of racial discrimination, and explicitly recognize racial bias in the design and deployment of artificial intelligence technology as a serious global issue; (d) Play a role in monitoring the human rights implications of artificial intelligence technologies, including those relating to racial discrimination; (e) Support international cooperation, capacity-building and research to try to achieve a more equitable distribution of the benefits of artificial intelligence among countries. 20 GE.24-08849