Chinese premiere Lee Kiang on Saturday urged the international community to build a global consensus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance, and highlight the security risks between Washington’s race for rain technology.
Speaking on the revelation of the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai in Shanghai, Lee said that it is prudent to see “How to Search Between Development and Security [which] There is a need for further consensus from the whole society immediately. ,
Lee announced the creation of a Chinese-leadership body to prevent AI from becoming a “conservation of some countries and some enterprises” and to promote open-source development.
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Just day earlier, US President Donald Trump announced to reduce the AI rules Maintain America’s dominance Washington continues to restrict the export of high -end chips into China, citing national security concern in the region too.
Thesis restrictions are forced to find Chinese companies to find options, the Startup Deepsek introduced an AI model in January, which matched the performance of major American systems despite low advanced chips.
Lee, without the name of the US, criticized monopoly control and called for open access to AI technologies, inadequate supply of AI chips and otherwise warnings of restrictions on talent exchange.
“The country and groups can benefit from (AI) only by following the fairness in openness, sharing and intelligence,” he said.
‘A test of AI International Cooperation’
At the WAIC opening ceremony, United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said in a video message that AI regulation “There will be a defined test of international cooperation.”
More than 800 companies are participating in this year’s Waic, showing more than 3,000 technological innovations.
While Chinese firms like Huawei and Alibaba are the main entrances, international firms, including the US-based companies Tesla, Alphabet and Amazon, are therefore present.
Edited by: saim dusan inayatullah
