More than 30 countries join Finland and Norway's global AI governance initiative
Helsinki, November 9 (Hibya) - Finnish President Alexander Stubb announced that more than 30 countries have joined an initiative launched by Finland and Norway in September on the global governance of artificial intelligence. Stubb stated that a joint declaration was prepared during an online leaders' meeting hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron and that Finland also signed the declaration.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb commented on the international initiative concerning the global governance of artificial intelligence and the online leaders' meeting hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Stubb stated that Finland and Norway launched an initiative in September aimed at the global governance of artificial intelligence, noting that more than 30 countries have joined the initiative so far.
Stubb said discussions on artificial intelligence continued during the online meeting of heads of state hosted by Macron. He noted that the views expressed during the meeting largely aligned with the initiative launched by Finland and Norway.
Stubb emphasized that he particularly valued the participation of executives from leading technology companies in the meeting. He announced that a joint declaration was prepared following the discussions and that Finland also joined the declaration. Stubb thanked Macron for hosting the meeting.
Usa News Agency
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