Dozens of countries, including the United States, China and Switzerland, have called for safe, trustworthy and robust artificial intelligence (AI). +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox They signed a joint declaration published on Saturday at the end of the AI summit in New Delhi. "Promoting safe, trustworthy and robust AI is essential for building trust and maximising social and economic benefits," said the text signed by 86 countries and two international organisations. The text does not contain any concrete commitments, but it does highlight several voluntary and non-binding initiatives, particularly with regard to pooling AI research capabilities at the international level. + AI-driven discrimination: protection in Switzerland is weak "We believe that the potential of AI can be fully realised only when its benefits are shared by all of humanity," states the declaration published at the end of the five-day summit. It describes the advent of AI as "an ...
