ＡＩ影響、核保有国が対話を　「核なき世界」賢人会議が閉幕

　「核兵器のない世界」を目指して国内外の有識者が議論する国際賢人会議の第４回会合が２２日、閉幕した。２日間の日程で、人工知能（ＡＩ）などの新技術が核軍縮に及ぼす影響について意見を交わした。白石隆座長（熊本県立大特別栄誉教授）は記者会見で、核兵器保有国と非保有国の対話と協力の重要性を指摘した。
　米国、ロシア、中国などの核兵器保有国と非保有国の有識者が横浜市で開かれた会合に参加した。白石氏はＡＩに関し「核軍縮、核軍備管理に対してリスクと（活用する）機会の両面」があると説明。「核兵器国、非核兵器国を含む多層的なマルチステークホルダー（複数の利害関係者）の対話、協力の構築が重要だ」と述べた。（2024/05/22-18:22）

Experts from around the globe ended their two-day meeting in Yokohama on Wednesday with a call for dialogue on the impact of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies on nuclear disarmament.
   The theme of the fourth meeting of the International Group of Eminent Persons for a World without Nuclear Weapons in the Kanagawa Prefecture capital near Tokyo was rebuilding the arms control system centered on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
   At a press conference, Takashi Shiraishi, special professor of emeritus at the Prefectural University of Kumamoto and chair of the meeting, underlined the importance of dialogue and cooperation between nuclear haves and have-nots.
   The 15 participating experts came from nuclear haves and have-nots, including nuclear superpowers such as the United States, Russia, and China.
   Regarding the impact of AI technology on nuclear disarmament and arms control, Shiraishi said that there are both risks and opportunities to be exploited.