“Japan Unveils Plan for Global AI Regulation Discussions”
Japan is reportedly setting the stage for a new conversational structure that intends to encourage global discussions on international regulations related to generative artificial intelligence technology. The nation seeks to pioneer this initiative, pushing both for AI development and its far-reaching regulation.
As revealed by a government insider, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to announce this strategic plan at the upcoming ministerial council meeting of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Scheduled for May 2 to 3 in Paris, this announcement will mark a new chapter in AI rulemaking.
This move also aligns with Japan's pursuit of more extensive support for the “Hiroshima AI Process,” launched last year by the Group of Seven nations. This initiative aims to hasten global rules' creation, emphasizing the safe, secure, and trustworthy development of advanced AI systems.
Dissemination of disinformation via AI misuse, endangering democracy and political stability, has caused global concern, intensifying the importance of such discussions.
Interestingly, it's all happening against a backdrop of rapidly evolving AI technologies, like ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, raising the stakes even higher.
What do you think of this initiative? Is it a step in the right direction for AI technology?
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