SEOUL--South Korea is set to host a mini-summit this week on risks and regulation of artificial intelligence, following up on an inaugural AI safety meeting in Britain last year that drew a ...

The Paris AI Action Summit took place on February 10–11, following the UK AI Safety Summit (November 1–2, 2023) and the AI Seoul Summit (May 21–22, 2024). It was the most anticipated international ...

Last year, in Seoul, the emphasis was on defining red ... safety concerns was a far cry from the first ever global summit on AI held at Bletchley Park in the U.K. in 2023. Called the “AI Safety ...

The first such summit was held in Bletchley Park and focussed on the safety of ‘frontier AI models’ and the emerging risks of AI. The second meeting was held in Seoul and discussed ...

Then in Seoul, 16 leading AI companies agreed to ... Once the main focus of the summit, AI Safety was relegated to a small subset of discussions within a broader “Trust in AI” pillar, which ...

A year later, in the second AI Summit which was held in Seoul, 16 top AI companies made voluntary commitments to develop AI transparently. However, this is not the only concern regarding the AI.

While the statement isn’t as ambitious as the Bletchley and Seoul declarations ... For the U.S., not signing the AI Action Summit declaration is a matter of diplomatic principle.

The summit embraces traditions from the UK (2023) and Seoul (2024) as it establishes this edition against an escalating AI industry that experienced disruption through the Chinese model DeepSeek.