The AI Seoul Summit Opens

Blog By: Priyanka Rana

The AI Seoul Summit Opens

Because artificial intelligence (AI) technology is developing quickly, world leaders have prioritized safety rules. After the historic AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park in the U.K., AI companies promised to build technologies safely at the AI Seoul Summit. These promises include emergency steps like putting a “kill switch” in place for very high risks.

Virtual Summit and International Cooperation

The South Korean and U.K. governments worked together to hold the AI Seoul Summit, which was mostly about talking about possible risks and supporting good uses of AI. World leaders and experts in the field can meet online at this summit to talk about new rules and regulations for AI technology.

Addressing AI Risks and Promoting Benefits

At the summit, world leaders and officials talked about both the good and bad things that could happen with AI. The summit’s schedule emphasized the need for a balanced approach to AI by including talks about safety as well as creativity and inclusion.

Commitments by AI Companies

Top AI companies like Google, Meta, and OpenAI have voluntarily promised to keep their AI systems safe. One of these is putting in place governance systems to keep the public informed and measure risks. If risks are seen as “intolerable,” these companies promised to stop working on or using their AI models.

Global Dialogue and Regulatory Efforts

The U.N. Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, stressed how important it is for countries to keep talking to each other and working together on AI. He pushed for “guardrails” for everyone and warned against a future run by a few people or by programs that are hard to understand. Global rules are being made at the same time as these summits. For example, the European Union’s AI Act and other international talks and deals show this.

More About AI Safety Frameworks

AI safety frameworks make sure that the growth of AI technologies is done in an ethical and safe way. Control methods like “boxing” that keep AI systems from accessing outside settings are examples. So are thorough simulation tests before deployment. By changing their goal functions, techniques like reward modelling can make AI behave in a way that is more in line with human values. When AIs are trained to be robust, they are given intentionally difficult inputs. “Interruptibility” lets humans stop AI operations at any time to stop them from having unintended effects. “Specification gaming” finds situations where AIs take advantage of flaws, which means that they need to be constantly supervised and changed to make sure they stay safe and do what they’re supposed to do.

More About AI Seoul Summit

The “AI Seoul Summit” is the world’s most important meeting on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and how they can be used. It takes place in Seoul every year. It brings together experts, researchers, and businesses from around the world to talk about AI’s progress, trends, and social issues. AI in healthcare, self-driving cars, robotics, and data security are common themes. The conference gives tech leaders a place to work together and make decisions about policy. The goal is to encourage innovation and solve the problems that come up when AI is used in many different areas.

 

Credit: GK Today