Top AI firms worldwide pledge safety measures at Seoul summit
Top AI companies globally pledge new safety measures at Seoul summit, enhancing transparency and accountability.
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Top AI companies globally pledge new safety measures at Seoul summit, enhancing transparency and accountability.
G7 is poised to endorse a code of conduct for firms involved in developing AI systems. The Group of Seven (G7) industrial nations is poised to endorse a code of conduct for firms involved in the development of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to a document from the G7 and reported first by Reuters.
On the eve of the AI Safety Summit, Turing award winner Yoshua Bengio has signed an open letter warning the danger it poses 'warrants immediate and serious attention'.
Policing Minister Chris Philp wrote to police chiefs telling them to double the number of searches they make using retrospective facial recognition technology to track down offenders by May 2024.
Members include tech company executives, government officials from Spain to Saudi Arabia, and academics from various countries