This week, Pope Francis spoke about artificial intelligence at the G7 summit held in southern Italy, emphasizing the importance of ethics. In his speech delivered in the capacity of the G7 presidency, he stated, 'As artificial intelligence programs examine humanity and its behavior, the understanding of values and dignity is precisely what is most threatened in the implementation and development of these systems.'

["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"]

G7 leaders plan to establish international artificial intelligence (AI) regulations by the end of the year to address the rapid development of AI technology. G7 member countries will adopt a coordinated approach known as the 'Hiroshima AI Process' to jointly develop guidelines and codes of conduct at the United Nations Internet Governance Forum, including regulations for advanced AI systems such as generative AI. Prime Minister Kishida calls for wide-ranging stakeholder involvement to promote the dissemination of reliable information and encourages the development of additional technologies that can verify and confirm the sources and authenticity of AI-generated information. G7 member countries emphasize broad cooperation and stakeholder participation.