More than twenty countries call for greater human control over AI
Germany, Canada and other signatories warn of the risk that the development of artificial intelligence will exceed human control capabilities.
More than twenty countries, including Germany and Canada, have called for strengthening human supervision of artificial intelligence, according to Le Monde.
The signatory leaders, joined by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, express concern that AI is evolving and could outpace companies' ability to control it. The statement therefore emphasizes maintaining human control.
The United States, China and France, presented in the article as important powers in the field of AI, have not signed the joint text. The excerpt provided does not specify their reasons or the concrete oversight mechanisms proposed by the signatories.
Sources
- Intelligence artificielle : plus de vingt pays, dont l’Allemagne et le Canada, appellent à une supervision humaine renforcée — Le Monde — Une
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