The leaders of the world’s largest economies called for international standards for rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, making clear that the push was a priority but failing to come to significant conclusions on how to handle the technology.
international standards for rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, making clear that the push was a priority but failing to come to any significant conclusions about how to handle the emerging technology.
Specifically, the G-7 leaders called out the use of generative AI, or the production of text, images and other content that resembles human-created work. The popularization of ChatGPT has raised concerns about the ability of generative AI to create humanlike responses and train itself to improve its accuracy.
The leaders also called for technical standards to develop “trustworthy” AI, adding that “approaches and policy instruments to achieve the common vision and goal of trustworthy AI may vary across G7 members.”The conversations at the summit come as the leaders are charting their own courses in their respective countries about how to handle AI advancements. The European Union is debating legislation on the regulation of AI.
“Other G-7 leaders spoke to this issue as well,” Jake Sullivan, Biden’s national security adviser, said at a briefing on Saturday. “I think this is a topic that is very much seizing the attention of leaders of all of these key, advanced democratic market economies.”
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