UK to Host Inaugural International Summit on AI Safety in November
The post UK to Host Inaugural International Summit on AI Safety in November appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The discussions during the summit will address the unpredictable nature of AI progress and the critical importance of maintaining human control over its development. The UK is gearing up to host the world’s inaugural international summit on artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on the existing threats associated with this rapidly advancing technology. The two-day event will commence next month from November 1st until the 2nd with the aim of positioning the UK as a mediator between global powers such as the United States, China, and the European Union in the post-Brexit technological landscape. US Vice President to Attend UK’s AI Summit The British government recently unveiled the agenda for the summit, emphasizing the necessity of international cooperation in addressing the challenges posed by AI. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had earlier warned about the possible misuse of AI by malicious actors, including the development of weapons of mass destruction. Sunak, who also envisions Britain becoming the global hub for AI safety, emphasized the need for international collaboration to regulate and ensure the responsible use of this powerful technology. The British prime minister will host approximately 100 attendees at Bletchley Park for the event, and the summit will kickstart with opening remarks from the UK’s Secretary of State. The upcoming event will bring together international governments, leading AI companies, civil society groups, and experts in research from across the world. The summit will also see US Vice President Kamala Harris and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis as heads of the guest list, which includes prominent individuals in the field of AI. The discussions during the summit will address the unpredictable nature of AI progress and the critical importance of maintaining human control over its development. Growing Concerns about Potential AI Threats A group of members of parliament (MPs) in the United Kingdom had…
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The discussions during the summit will address the unpredictable nature of AI progress and the critical importance of maintaining human control over its development. The UK is gearing up to host the world’s inaugural international summit on artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on the existing threats associated with this rapidly advancing technology. The two-day event will commence next month from November 1st until the 2nd with the aim of positioning the UK as a mediator between global powers such as the United States, China, and the European Union in the post-Brexit technological landscape. US Vice President to Attend UK’s AI Summit The British government recently unveiled the agenda for the summit, emphasizing the necessity of international cooperation in addressing the challenges posed by AI. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had earlier warned about the possible misuse of AI by malicious actors, including the development of weapons of mass destruction. Sunak, who also envisions Britain becoming the global hub for AI safety, emphasized the need for international collaboration to regulate and ensure the responsible use of this powerful technology. The British prime minister will host approximately 100 attendees at Bletchley Park for the event, and the summit will kickstart with opening remarks from the UK’s Secretary of State. The upcoming event will bring together international governments, leading AI companies, civil society groups, and experts in research from across the world. The summit will also see US Vice President Kamala Harris and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis as heads of the guest list, which includes prominent individuals in the field of AI. The discussions during the summit will address the unpredictable nature of AI progress and the critical importance of maintaining human control over its development. Growing Concerns about Potential AI Threats A group of members of parliament (MPs) in the United Kingdom had…
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