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US and EU commit to links aimed at boosting AI safety and risk research
The European Union and United States put out a joint statement Friday affirming a desire to increase cooperation over artificial intelligence -- including The European Union and United States put out a joint statement Friday affirming a desire to increase cooperation over artificial intelligence -- including in relation to AI safety and governance.
The European Union and United States put out a joint statement Friday affirming a desire to increase cooperation over artificial intelligence — including in relation to AI safety and governance — as well as, more broadly, talking up an intent to collaborate across a number of other tech issues, such as developing standards for digital identities and applying pressure on platforms to defend human rights. A third element of what’s been agreed by the EU and US on AI shoots for collaboration to drive research aimed at applying machine learning technologies for beneficial use-cases, such as advancing healthcare outcomes, boosting agriculture and tackling climate change, with a particular focus on sustainable development. On e-identity, the statement refers to ongoing collaboration on standards work, adding: “The next phase of this project will focus on identifying potential use cases for transatlantic interoperability and cooperation with a view toward enabling the cross-border use of digital identities and wallets.”
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