ICFG proposes that the G7 countries back an international institution that designs international standards for the responsible management of compute resources. Such standards would help expand AI governance to cover the entire AI lifecycle, as appropriate for such a high-risk technology, and as proposed in the 2023 Hiroshima Guiding Principles.
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Recent breakthroughs in AI innovation have only heightened the urgency for closer international cooperation and the swift implementation of safety measures, particularly those addressing the most capable, most high-risk advanced AI systems. Here are ICFG’s recommendations for world leaders attending the May 2024 AI Safety Summit.
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ICFG’s approach puts policymakers’ needs at the centre. We listen to their concerns and questions in order to support the EU’s stated goal of promoting international talks to govern these powerful, transformational climate interventions. This piece is part of our briefing kit on climate interventions for EU policymakers, alongside our FAQ.
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