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UK science, innovation and technology secretary Michelle Donelan (C) with international ministers during a 'family photo' at the AI Safety Summit 2023 at Bletchley Park in Bletchley, Britain, 01 November 2023. The two-day summit was prompted by UK concerns about powerful artificial intelligence models expected to be released next year, which will have capabilities the government fears not even developers understand. — Family photo for the AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park in early November 2023.

At the AI Safety Summit in the UK, the EU and 28 countries signed a joint declaration to jointly develop rules for particularly powerful AI systems. China and Saudi Arabia are also among the signatories.

Many of the threats posed by artificial intelligence (AI) are international in nature. Therefore, they can best be addressed with international cooperation. Guided by this idea, 28 countries and the EU issued a joint statement Wednesday at the AI Safety Summit in the United Kingdom. The US simultaneously announced the establishment of an Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute.

AI Safety Summit: China also wants to collaborate on rules for AI

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