British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that the governments of several countries and firms developing artificial intelligence have reached an agreement to test new models of artificial intelligence before putting them into use.
Sunak is hosting a two-day summit on the security of artificial intelligence, where on Wednesday China supported international efforts to manage the risks of the technology.
Today, Sunak announced a new "historic agreement" with "like-minded governments and companies developing artificial intelligence."
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"We will work together to test the safety of new artificial intelligence models before they are put into use," Sunak told a press conference.
The list of countries that signed it does not include China, whose representatives did not participate in the meetings on the second day of the summit.
Representatives of the USA, European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Canada and Australia participated in the talks.
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