Japanese PM says international AI regulations will be here by Christmas
(2023/10/10)
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Leaders of the G7 are expected to establish international AI regulations by the end of the year, Japanese prime minister Fumia Kishida said on Monday.
The G7 nations have joined in a coordinated approach known as the Hiroshima AI Process that will soon see member nations' leaders meet by video conference to formulate the guidelines.
"In particular, as a matter of urgency, we are working on international guiding principles and a code of conduct for organized nations developing advanced AI systems including generative AI in preparation for the G7 summit held this fall," [1]explained [VIDEO] Kishida at the UN-sponsored Internet Governance Forum (IGF) held in Kyoto.
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The seven member nations – the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy – [3]agreed to discuss governance, IP rights, disinformation and responsible use in the initiative in May of this year.
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Kishida also detailed that the Hiroshima AI Process would take advantage of the multi-sector discussion on AI being held by government, acadmemia, civil society and the private sector at IGF to create the framework.
"By being informed by the opinions of diverse stakeholders beyond the G7 who are participating today, we will drive the creation of international rules that will enable the international community, including the Global South, to enjoy the benefits of safe, secure, and trustworthy generative AI and achieve further economic growth and improvement of living conditions," declared Kishida.
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The prime minister compared the advent of generative AI to that of the internet and said it would bring about "dramatic changes in the world."
[7]SoftBank boss Masayoshi Son predicts artificial general intelligence is a decade away
[8]UK and Japan space agencies team for orbital telemetry network
[9]Search for phone signal caused oil spill, say Japanese investigators
[10]Spotify now using AI to clone podcaster's voice into Spanish
Kishida also [11]described [VIDEO] the internet as a critical foundation for democratic societies and essential to the development, health, and security of mankind, but warned it had given rise to "the proliferation of unlawful and harmful information, including disinformation, cyber attacks and cyber crime which threaten our safety and free socioeconomic activities."
The prime minister called on a "wide range of stakeholders" to play a role in promoting the distribution of reliable information through AI. He encouraged the development of additional technology that could prove and confirm the origination and truthfulness of AI-produced information.
In late September, Kishida [12]announced an economic stimulus package that included semiconductor subsidies and digital transformation in Japan. On Monday he said a package would also include support for building computational services and foundational models in order to further AI development. ®
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The G7 nations have joined in a coordinated approach known as the Hiroshima AI Process that will soon see member nations' leaders meet by video conference to formulate the guidelines.
"In particular, as a matter of urgency, we are working on international guiding principles and a code of conduct for organized nations developing advanced AI systems including generative AI in preparation for the G7 summit held this fall," [1]explained [VIDEO] Kishida at the UN-sponsored Internet Governance Forum (IGF) held in Kyoto.
[2]
The seven member nations – the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy – [3]agreed to discuss governance, IP rights, disinformation and responsible use in the initiative in May of this year.
[4]
[5]
Kishida also detailed that the Hiroshima AI Process would take advantage of the multi-sector discussion on AI being held by government, acadmemia, civil society and the private sector at IGF to create the framework.
"By being informed by the opinions of diverse stakeholders beyond the G7 who are participating today, we will drive the creation of international rules that will enable the international community, including the Global South, to enjoy the benefits of safe, secure, and trustworthy generative AI and achieve further economic growth and improvement of living conditions," declared Kishida.
[6]
The prime minister compared the advent of generative AI to that of the internet and said it would bring about "dramatic changes in the world."
[7]SoftBank boss Masayoshi Son predicts artificial general intelligence is a decade away
[8]UK and Japan space agencies team for orbital telemetry network
[9]Search for phone signal caused oil spill, say Japanese investigators
[10]Spotify now using AI to clone podcaster's voice into Spanish
Kishida also [11]described [VIDEO] the internet as a critical foundation for democratic societies and essential to the development, health, and security of mankind, but warned it had given rise to "the proliferation of unlawful and harmful information, including disinformation, cyber attacks and cyber crime which threaten our safety and free socioeconomic activities."
The prime minister called on a "wide range of stakeholders" to play a role in promoting the distribution of reliable information through AI. He encouraged the development of additional technology that could prove and confirm the origination and truthfulness of AI-produced information.
In late September, Kishida [12]announced an economic stimulus package that included semiconductor subsidies and digital transformation in Japan. On Monday he said a package would also include support for building computational services and foundational models in order to further AI development. ®
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navarac
Which Christmas?
AI regulations will be here by Christmas
Anonymous Coward
or else WHAT, asks my Chinese friend.
Law of maths
elsergiovolador
It means that they will regulate what equations you can run, what numbers you can feed them and what results you cannot get under any circumstances.
It's like you can calculate all you want, but you cannot use numbers that you have not come up with or didn't get licence to use and you cannot ever come up with equation that will give following results:
69, 88, 420, 432, 666. 1337, 7175, 8008135
Re: Law of maths
b0llchit
It is henceforth illegal to use the number with digit composition 3.14[1592653589793238462643].
That'll teach 'm not to make pi-charts.
Oh, please be nice?
...to establish international AI regulations... followed by
...we are working on international guiding principles and a code of conduct...
So, which is it? Mandatory rules or a "please don't do that" paper?
My guess is some voluntary guidelines because mandatory rules are rather futile. The ML/GPT systems are out there and you cannot put that genie back in the bottle. Now telling people "you may not use this for X and Y" is like demanding that the world stops spewing propaganda. Not gonna happen.