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Seoul (AFP) May 22, 2024 - More than a dozen countries and some of the worlds biggest tech firms pledged on Wednesday to cooperate against the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, including its ability to dodge human control, as they wrapped up a global summit in Seoul.

During London Tech Week, speakers from the government and across industry will focus on the topics du jour, such as the UK's AI ambitions.

SEOUL: More than a dozen countries and some of the world’s biggest tech firms pledged on Wednesday to cooperate...

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More than a dozen countries and some of the worlds biggest tech firms pledged on Wednesday to cooperate against the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, including its ability to dodge human control, as they wrapped up a global summit in Seoul. These dangers also include an AI model that could potentially "evade human oversight, including through safeguard circumvention, manipulation and deception, or autonomous replication and adaptation", they added.

Nvidia has revealed its financial result saying it is targeting revenue of $28 billion for the second quarter of fiscal 2025.

The AI Seoul Summit took place this week, bringing together the UK and South Korean governments to discuss AI safety alongside some of the biggest companies in the AI industry.