China and France have committed to addressing the potential risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) technology and enhancing global governance to ensure its development serves the common good.
During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to France at the invitation of President Emmanuel Macron, the two leaders reached consensus on bilateral and multilateral cooperation to regulate AI effectively.
Recognizing AI’s pivotal role in development and innovation, China and France underscore the importance of promoting its development and security while acknowledging the challenges it may pose. A joint statement on AI and global governance issued by the two countries highlights the need for appropriate international governance to achieve this goal.
Both nations advocate for flexible global governance of AI to accommodate its rapid evolution while ensuring the protection of personal data and user rights. They are committed to promoting safe, secure, and reliable AI systems through inclusive dialogue and international cooperation among AI governance frameworks.
Acknowledging that the opportunities, risks, and challenges associated with AI are global, France and China stress the importance of strengthening international cooperation amidst rapid technological advancements. They also agree to contribute to enhancing the cyber capabilities of states, particularly developing countries, to address various cyber threats, including those related to AI.
Source: english.news.cn
