What China Global AI Governance Initiative 2023 - PRC International AI Governance Framework requires
The Global AI Governance Initiative (全球人工智能治理倡议, GAIGI) was released by the People's Republic of China on October 18, 2023, coinciding with the Third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in Beijing; the Initiative represents China's formal position on international AI governance and was subsequently promoted at international forums including the UN; the GAIGI sets out China's six core positions on global AI governance: (1) People-centred development - AI should be developed to enhance human well-being and not to threaten human existence or rights; AI development should be inclusive and benefit all countries; (2) Adherence to AI safety principles - AI systems must be controllable and correctable; humans must maintain oversight and control of AI; AI must not be used to undermine national sovereignty or territorial integrity; (3) Respecting national sovereignty in AI governance - each country has the sovereign right to choose its own AI development path and governance model; AI governance should not serve as a pretext for technological hegemony; (4) Bridging the AI development gap - developed countries should support developing nations in building AI capacity; AI benefits should not be monopolised by a few countries or companies; (5) AI used for good - AI should not be used for autonomous weapons that threaten international peace; nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons, radiological weapons (NBC-R) must not be developed using AI; (6) International cooperation under the UN framework - global AI governance should primarily be conducted through the United Nations framework; the UN should play a central role in developing international AI governance norms; GAIGI directly positions China's approach in contrast to the US-led Bletchley Summit approach, emphasising multilateral UN-based governance over summit-based Western-led governance.
Pillar: AI Governance & Law · Authority: People's Republic of China - Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated:
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- Global AI Governance Initiative (全球人工智能治理倡议) - People's Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs (October 18, 2023)
- Bletchley Declaration on AI Safety - UK AI Safety Summit (November 2023)
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