18 countries back new international guidelines on AI technology development

On November 27, the Italian National Cyber Security Agency (ACN) announced that the country had signed and joined the new international guidelines on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) systems.

The AI Summit held in the UK in early November called on countries to develop and use artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly and safely. (Source: Arab News)

The ACN stressed that the goal of the new guidance is to raise the level of security of AI to ensure that it is designed, developed and used safely. This is the first international joint document on the safe development and use of AI, presented at the Bletchley Park summit in the UK, November 1-2.

Cybersecurity is a prerequisite for AI development, and countries need to ensure privacy and trust to develop a safe cyberspace.

AI is one of the top priorities during Italy's presidency of the Group of Seven (G7) in 2024. Bruno Frattasi, Director General of ACN, emphasized that only collective efforts can help solve AI challenges.

Italy is among 18 countries backing the guidelines, along with the UK, Australia, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Singapore, South Korea and the US.

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