EU prepares global rulebook to counter AI threats
Representatives of EU governments will hold a meeting at which they will consider a “global set of rules to counter threats from new countries”.
EU governments will hold a meeting to consider a “global set of rules to counter threats from new AI models.” It's from sb.by.
According to TASS, the European edition of Politico quotes one of the sources of the newspaper, who said that the participants of the meeting will discuss cooperation within the framework of the Group of Seven and the Group of Twenty, as well as the UN. In addition, the European Commission will hold a briefing on the latest incidents using AI.
On September 12, Dario Amodei, director of the American company Anthropic, published an article in which he called for slowing the pace of development of advanced AI models. He believes that by co-ordinated slowing down the speed of work on advanced technologies, AI companies can “gain one to two years of extra time before models reach critical levels” of development, and avoid serious miscalculations. This forecast was agreed by the founder of SpaceX, the wealthiest person on the planet Elon Musk and the director of a large American technology firm OpenAI Sam Altman. Trump considers false statements about the threat to humanity from the development of AI
