The first world summit in the field of artificial intelligence in the military field (REAIM) held. In this meeting more than 60 countries of the world They agreed to put the responsible use of artificial intelligence on their political agenda and address concerns about the use of this technology in warfare.
Over the past few months, many concerns have been raised about the advancements in AI-based systems. Artificial intelligence can not only affect some jobs and take the jobs of humans from them, but it can also rapidly advance in some fields with its creativity. Now these concerns show themselves in the political and military fields as well, to the extent that more than 60 countries of the world have signed an agreement for its responsible use.
The first world summit of artificial intelligence in the military field was held
The world summit on artificial intelligence in the military field was held last week in The Hague, jointly hosted by the Netherlands and South Korea. Representatives from ministers, think tanks, industrial organizations, etc. from more than 60 countries, including China, were present in this meeting. Meanwhile, Russia was not invited to participate in this summit, and Ukraine did not participate in this summit either.
more than 60 countries of the world They signed an agreement to use artificial intelligence properly and to pay attention to international law obligations in its military use. In fact, the countries pledged not to undermine the security and stability of the region.
Bonnie Jenkins, US Under Secretary of State for Arms Control, called for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in military situations. He announced:
“We invite all countries to join us in implementing these obligations of this agreement.”
Some of the signatories of this agreement say the capabilities Artificial intelligence In the military field, it can have unwanted consequences, and necessary foresight should be done in advance to prevent such consequences from occurring.
