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Science Business spotlights our Senior Advisor for International Affairs Following UK’s AI Safety Summit

  • 6 November 2023

Our Senior Advisor for International Affairs Gautam Kamath was featured in an article in Science Business.

In the recent surge of global artificial intelligence (AI) policymaking, significant developments have unfolded, raising concerns and opportunities for researchers and policymakers. The UK hosted an AI safety summit at Bletchley Park, bringing Western and Chinese officials together to discuss AI risks and cooperation. This resulted in the Bletchley Declaration, emphasizing international collaboration to address AI dangers. Meanwhile, the US issued an extensive executive order, demanding tech giants share AI models’ safety test results with the government, a step towards outside oversight. The order also included measures to support AI research, privacy, and grants for AI research in fields like healthcare and climate change. The G7 countries agreed on guiding principles and an international code of conduct for advanced AI systems, promoting funding for AI safety research and common approaches to regulation. Amidst these developments, the EU’s AI Act, though progressing slowly, remains a significant regulatory force, explicitly banning certain AI uses. While the US and EU are not in a race to set global standards, collaboration between them is crucial, balancing AI risks and innovation. The EU’s legislative efforts are viewed as ahead of the curve, but the key lies in bridging international gaps and understanding AI developments in countries like China. Ultimately, cooperation between Western democracies and understanding global AI landscapes is essential in navigating the complexities of AI regulation and ensuring meaningful progress.

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