World leaders call for binding rules on artificial intelligence safety
Leaders of more than 20 countries called on Monday, September 21, for the adoption of binding safety measures for advanced artificial intelligence. According to available information, representatives of approximately twenty states signed the joint declaration. svet.sme.sk ↗
The call responds to concerns that the development of artificial intelligence may be advancing faster than the ability of states and other institutions to ensure its control. Signatories are therefore demanding strengthened oversight of the development and use of advanced systems. STVR (Spravy) ↗
Leaders of several countries, including Germany and Canada, joined the initiative. Among the supporters is also the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Her participation points to the European Union's involvement in the international discussion on rules for artificial intelligence. Le Monde ↗
The joint declaration focuses on the need for human oversight and binding safety mechanisms. Specific details about the proposed measures, as well as the further steps individual countries will take, have not yet been provided.
The call comes at a time of growing concern over the pace of advanced artificial intelligence development. Further negotiations are expected to show whether states can agree on common rules and on how to apply them in practice.
The call responds to concerns that the development of artificial intelligence may be advancing faster than the ability of states and other institutions to ensure its control. Signatories are therefore demanding strengthened oversight of the development and use of advanced systems. STVR (Spravy) ↗
Leaders of several countries, including Germany and Canada, joined the initiative. Among the supporters is also the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Her participation points to the European Union's involvement in the international discussion on rules for artificial intelligence. Le Monde ↗
The joint declaration focuses on the need for human oversight and binding safety mechanisms. Specific details about the proposed measures, as well as the further steps individual countries will take, have not yet been provided.
The call comes at a time of growing concern over the pace of advanced artificial intelligence development. Further negotiations are expected to show whether states can agree on common rules and on how to apply them in practice.
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Svetoví lídri vyzývajú na prijatie záväzných bezpečnostných opatrení pre umelú inteligenciu
svet.sme.sk
| 08:27 22.09.
Svetoví lídri žiadajú záväzné bezpečnostné opatrenia pre AI. Varujú, že jej vývoj môže predbehnúť kontrolu
STVR (Spravy)
| 08:14 22.09.
Intelligence artificielle : plus de vingt pays, dont l’Allemagne et le Canada, appellent à une supervision humaine renforcée
Le Monde
| 00:36 22.09.
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