["The G7 will reach a consensus on the code of conduct for AI companies to regulate AI development","The code of conduct includes 11 items aimed at promoting safe and reliable AI","The guidelines require companies to identify and mitigate risks associated with AI systems","Experts believe this will help coordinate regulatory efforts among countries and promote healthy AI development","Countries still need to maintain communication in the formulation of regulations"]

The Canadian government has released a voluntary code of conduct for generative AI systems aimed at regulating the development and use of the technology. The code requires developers and managers to take responsibility, ensure safety, fairness, and justice, improve transparency, and perform human supervision and monitoring. This code will impact the development and maintenance of generative AI systems in Canada, as well as the revision of AI laws. Several well-known organizations have signed this voluntary code, emphasizing its importance in the framework of generative AI systems.