PARIS, Nov 10 (Bernama-dpa) -- French President Emmanuel Macron is pushing for tighter regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) amid growing concerns over the security risks posed by the technology, reported German Press Agency (dpa).
Macron Pushes For Tighter AI Safety Rules At International Talks
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French President Emmanuel Macron convened a video meeting with global leaders and tech executives to address AI security risks, resulting in the signing of the Paris Call for AI Safety declaration.
- Participants pledged to improve independent assessments of advanced AI risks and hold developers accountable for serious incidents.
- Leaders from eight countries, including Canada and Japan, joined the talks alongside US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
- Tech executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft participated, while no official EU representatives were listed.
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