Ｇ７、ＡＩで初の国際指針　広島プロセスで閣僚声明

　日本を含む先進７カ国（Ｇ７）は１日、文章や画像を自動で作る生成ＡＩ（人工知能）の国際的なルール作りを目指した枠組み「広島ＡＩプロセス」で閣僚会合をオンラインで開き、閣僚声明を採択した。ＡＩの開発者や利用者らの責務をまとめた１２項目の「国際指針」で合意した。生成ＡＩを対象に、開発者や利用者が果たすべき責務を国際的に定めるのは初めてとなる。
　国際指針では、先に公表した開発者向けの指針に加えて、ＡＩの利用者に対しても、偽情報拡散を防ぐ能力の向上などを新たに求めた。今後、Ｇ７首脳に報告する。（2023/12/01-23:03）

The Group of Seven major countries agreed on 12-point international guidelines for artificial intelligence developers and users, at an online ministerial meeting on Friday.
   The 12-point guidelines consist of 11-point guidelines for AI developers that the G-7 released earlier this year and an additional part for AI users, including companies, that calls for their cooperation on improving capabilities to prevent disinformation from spreading.
   The new guidelines will be reported to G-7 leaders later. They will be the first to internationally define the responsibilities of generative AI developers and users.
   Friday's ministerial meeting was held under the G-7's Hiroshima AI Process aiming to create international rules on generative AI. From Japan, communications minister Junji Suzuki, industry minister Yasutoshi Nishimura and digital transformation minister Taro Kono attended the meeting.
   At the meeting, a ministerial statement was adopted, including a plan to support the development of so-called originator profile technology.