Mr Sunak is expected to say the following in a remote speech. “To maximize the benefits of AI, we need to work together to ensure it is safe. Because safe AI is innovative AI.” The summit will be held in the UK in November. It follows the first rally held at Bletchley Park, home of the World War II code-breaking squad. Mr Sunak would say: “We made history at the Bletchley Park Summit late last year. Together, we built consensus on the risks of AI, produced an independent international AI safety report and “Managing AI risks is one of the most significant responsibilities we face, because we do the right thing. Because it will also, hopefully, create the deepest opportunity for human progress that we have ever seen in our lifetimes.'' The summit marks a heated debate around the world over the need and scale of AI regulation. It was held in the midst of A recent report found that general-purpose AI could promote welfare, prosperity, and scientific research in the future, but it could also promote widespread information and fraud, disrupt jobs, and reinforce inequality. It states that there is. The report is the first to be produced by the International Scientific Report on the Safety of Advanced AI, which was conducted by AI experts from 30 countries including the UK, US and China, as well as the UN and the EU. As well as highlighting the potential benefits and risks of this technology, we discuss a variety of topics including the current state of AI capabilities, how they will evolve over time, and the potential for extreme risks. They caution that there is no universal agreement among experts. It happens that we lose control of technology.
