China and US part of multilateral pact to collaborate on AI risks

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A group of 28 nations, including China and the US, has agreed to work together to identify and manage potential risks from "frontier" artificial intelligence (AI), marking the first such multilateral agreement. 

Published by the UK, the Bletchley Declaration on AI Safety outlines the countries' recognition of the "urgent need" to ensure AI is developed and deployed in a "safe, responsible way" for the benefit of a global community. This effort requires wider international cooperation, according to the Declaration, which has been endorsed by countries across Asia, EU, and the Middle East, including Singapore, Japan, India, France, Australia, Germany, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, and Nigeria.

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