British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, said that Britain is ready to lead international efforts to create principles and standards for artificial intelligence. According to Burnham, the technology must be safe and at the same time under the control of governments. aktuality.sk ↗
The British prime minister pointed to warnings related to the rapid development of artificial intelligence. He said that concerns about its possible consequences must be taken seriously. According to him, the technology could overcome existing safeguards and potentially even endanger national security. teraz.sk ↗
Burnham stressed London's readiness to take the lead in international cooperation on setting rules for artificial intelligence. The aim is to create common principles that would help govern the development and use of this technology. svet.sme.sk ↗
His remarks came at a time when governments are grappling with questions related to the safety of artificial intelligence and its impact on states. According to the prime minister, Britain wants to play an active role in finding an international approach. Further developments will depend on negotiations between individual countries and on their willingness to agree on common standards.
Burnham Calls for Safe Development of Artificial Intelligence at the UN
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Londýn je podľa Burnhama pripravený viesť medzinárodné úsilie na zavedenie zásad pre AI
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| 06:33 23.09.
Britský premiér v OSN: Umelá inteligencia musí byť bezpečná a pod kontrolou vlád
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| 08:30 23.09.
Burnham: Sme pripravení viesť úsilie na zavedenie zásad pre AI
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| 06:25 23.09.
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