Expert Says Russia, China Could Help Set Global Rules on Military Technology
Chinese scholar Wu Dahui argues that agreements between Moscow and Beijing on artificial intelligence and new weapons systems could pave the way for international standards, according to TASS.
Russia and China could play a role in establishing global rules governing military applications of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, according to Wu Dahui, a Chinese expert cited by the Russian state news agency TASS.
Wu Dahui said that agreements between the two countries on AI and new military technologies would make it possible to establish basic international standards and limits on their use, TASS reported.
The report did not specify Wu Dahui's institutional affiliation or provide additional details on the nature of any proposed agreements or the forum in which such discussions might take place.
TASS did not elaborate further on the specific technologies under discussion or provide a timeline for any potential Russia-China cooperation on the matter.
The comments come amid ongoing international debate over the regulation of artificial intelligence in military contexts, an issue that has drawn attention from multiple governments and international bodies in recent years.
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