G7 Reaches Consensus on AI Development Code of Conduct

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Published inAI News · 1 min read · Oct 30, 2023

Translation: It has been reported that the Group of Seven (G7) is set to reach an agreement on a code of conduct for artificial intelligence (AI) companies, aimed at promoting the development of safe and reliable AI technology globally. The code of conduct includes 11 provisions, requiring businesses to identify and mitigate risks associated with AI systems. Experts suggest that this will help coordinate regulatory efforts across different countries, benefiting both businesses and society. However, further communication is needed in the formulation of regulations to effectively govern AI technology.

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