22 Countries Back Call to Keep AI ‘Under Human Control’
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The signatories call for common rules, mandatory pre-checks and a possible international institution to monitor the risks of the most advanced systems.
'Artificial intelligence must remain under human guidance,' notes Norwegian Premier Johas Gahr Store
The European Commission and 20 States, including France, Germany and Turkey, have signed a joint declaration calling for the preservation of human control over the development of artificial intelligence and the establishment of common security standards.The document was initiated by the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, who transmits RIA News. "The address calls on IE companies to develop transparent mechanisms to ensure that the developmen…
20 countries have adopted a declaration calling for maintaining human control over AI
20 countries have adopted a declaration calling for maintaining human control over AI.This is reported by the office of the President of Finland Alexander Stubb, one of the initiators of the document.Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia, the Netherlands...
Several European countries are among 22 nations that have adopted a Declaration in favor of human guidance, oversight and control of artificial intelligence. The same document also proposes the creation of a global oversight regime for this sector. The declaration, adopted on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly this week, recognized the “potential of Artificial Intelligence to improve lives, advance science and strengthen our …
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