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Nchi Ishirini na EU Zapendekeza Chombo cha Kimataifa cha Kusimamia Akili Bandia
Zikiongozwa na Norway na Finland, nchi ishirini na Umoja wa Ulaya zimetoa wito wa ushirikiano wa kimataifa na chombo cha usimamizi wa kimataifa ili kuweka AI chini ya udhibiti wa binadamu, ingawa Marekani, Uingereza na China hazikutia saini tamko hilo.
Imeundwa na AI kutoka vyanzo vilivyotajwa hapa chini.
Tarehe 21 Septemba, nchi ishirini na Umoja wa Ulaya zilitoa tamko la pamoja likitaka ushirikiano wa kimataifa ili kuweka akili bandia chini ya udhibiti wa binadamu, ikiwemo uwezekano wa kuundwa kwa chombo cha usimamizi wa kimataifa kitakachoweka na kutekeleza viwango vya usalama. Tamko hilo, lililoongozwa na Norway na Finland, lilitolewa kabla ya majadiliano kuhusu hatari za AI katika Baraza Kuu la Umoja wa Mataifa mjini New York.
Miongoni mwa waliotia saini ni Ujerumani, Afrika Kusini, Kanada, Australia, Falme za Kiarabu na Singapore, kati ya nchi nyingine. Tamko hilo linataka majaribio ya lazima ya usalama kabla ya matumizi, viwango vya pamoja vya kimataifa, na taasisi ya kimataifa yenye mamlaka ya kuchukua hatua pale viwango vya uwezo wa AI vinapovukwa.
Marekani, Uingereza na China hazikutia saini tamko hilo. Waandaaji walitaja kasi ya haraka ya maendeleo ya AI na matukio ya hivi karibuni ya mifumo ya AI kukwepa itifaki za usalama kama sababu za mpango huo.
Key facts
- Twenty countries and the European Union issued a joint AI safety declaration on September 21, 2026.
- The declaration was led by Norway and Finland ahead of the UN General Assembly's discussions on AI risks.
- Signatories include Germany, South Africa, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Singapore.
- The declaration proposes mandatory pre-deployment testing and a global institution to enforce AI safety standards.
- The United States, the United Kingdom and China did not sign the declaration.
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