60 Countries Unite to Keep AI in Check for Military Use - China and others opt out
At a recent summit in Seoul, around 60 countries, including the U.S., agreed on a non-binding "blueprint for action" to ensure AI is used responsibly in military settings. Notably, China and 30 other nations didn’t sign on. The agreement highlights practical steps like assessing risks and keeping humans in control of AI, especially in critical areas like nuclear operations. It also aims to prevent AI from being used to spread weapons of mass destruction. While not everyone’s on board, this is a significant move toward global cooperation in making sure AI doesn't become a threat in warfare.