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BLETCHLEY PARK, England--China agreed to work with the United States, European Union and other countries to collectively manage the risk from artificial intelligence at a British summit on Wednesday aimed at charting a safe way forward for the rapidly evolving technology. Some tech executives and political leaders have warned the rapid development of AI poses an existential threat to the world if not controlled, sparking a race by governments and international institutions to design safeguards

Tech companies vie for AI dominance, while governments seek regulatory leadership.

The UK government on Wednesday issued a statement titled "The Bletchley Declaration", which was signed by delegates from the 28 participating nations--including the EU-- and issued a dire warning about the threats presented by the most sophisticated "frontier" artificial intelligence systems. AI Safety Summit 2023: India, 27 Other Nations and European Union Sign First International Declaration to Address Artificial Intelligence Risks.

SEOUL, Nov. 2 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Britain will co-host a mini virtual summit next ...

At a UK summit, 28 governments, including China and the US, signed a declaration agreeing to cooperate on evaluating the risks of artificial intelligence. In...

The Bletchley Declaration – signed by the EU, and 28 countries including the Philippines – acknowledges the need for international cooperation towards transparency and accountability in AI development and mitigating risks posed by AI

More than 25 countries sign agreement to collaborate on efforts to mitigate the potential harms of fast-advancing artificial intelligence tools.

In today’s newsletter: More than 30 councillors have resigned from the party in protest against Starmer’s position – here’s why, in their own words

Wu Zhaohui, China's vice minister of science and technology, says Beijing is ready to increase collaboration on AI safety to help build an international 'governance framework'

Tensions are mounting between China and the West over AI regulations ahead of the global AI safety summit hosted by in London this week.