THE CODE OF CONDUCT FOR AI IN BUSINESSES
What is the G7?
The Group of Seven leaders is composed of the countries: Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom. It serves as a code of conduct for companies and institutions to develop artificial intelligence systems, thus being baptized as the “Hiroshima AI process.”
What is its purpose?
Its main purpose is to prevent technological risks, such as privacy issues, misinformation, or intellectual property violations. In this way, AI becomes a safe and reliable space.
The Code of Conduct
The code encourages companies to implement appropriate measures to identify, assess, and mitigate risks throughout the life cycle of artificial intelligence (AI). It also emphasizes the importance of addressing incidents and patterns of misuse once AI products have been launched into the market.
Companies are urged to disclose detailed reports on the capabilities, limitations, as well as the use and misuse of AI systems. Additionally, there is a highlighted need for significant investments in robust security controls.
What is the aim of the code?
According to Reuters reports, this regulation will consist of 11 points and aims to promote the development of secure and reliable artificial intelligence globally. It will provide voluntary guidelines to guide the actions of organizations working on advanced AI systems, including fundamental models and cutting-edge generative AI systems.
The goal of this regulation seems to be to facilitate the maximization of the benefits of artificial intelligence while effectively addressing the risks and challenges associated with these technologies. The code urges companies to implement appropriate measures to identify, assess, and mitigate risks associated with AI. This would be achieved through the disclosure of detailed reports on the capabilities, limitations, as well as the use and potential abuse of these systems.
