AI and security agenda at the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting
In the joint statement released following the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting held in Paris, it was emphasized that advanced artificial intelligence technologies should be developed with a human-centric approach.
The joint statement released after the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting, held in the French capital Paris on November 9-10, addressed the opportunities presented by artificial intelligence technologies and the security risks they entail.
At the meeting attended by G7 foreign ministers and European Union (EU) High Representative Kaja Kallas, the potential of artificial intelligence systems for scientific and economic progress, as well as societal security risks, were evaluated. The statement emphasized the importance of developing artificial intelligence models in a safe and secure manner.
In addition to artificial intelligence, global geopolitical issues such as Ukraine, the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific region, Sudan, Haiti, Venezuela, and Cuba were discussed during the meeting. Furthermore, numerous topics including critical satellite infrastructure, economic security, critical minerals, and malicious hybrid activities were included in the joint statement.
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