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Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, May 11, according to Japan's Kyodo News Agency, the Japanese government held the first AI strategy meeting at the prime minister's official residence today to discuss the application guidelines to be followed by AI. In view of the increasing popularity of generative AI such as AI chat software "ChatGPT" in society, the meeting will explore the active use and regulatory mechanisms of educational institutions, administrators and enterprises when using AI. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida attended the meeting and pointed out: "AI has the potential and risks to make the economy and society more positive. It is necessary to properly deal with both. I hope that the contents and results of the meeting will be reflected in international rulemaking."

▲ Tu Yuan Japanese Prime Minister's official residence website AI strategy meeting was attended by 8 experts, including researchers, lawyers, business-related people, as well as heads of relevant departments such as the Digital Office, the Ministry of General Affairs, the Ministry of economy, Trade and Industry, and so on. Toyoshi Matsuo, a professor at the University of Tokyo who is well versed in AI research, is the chairman. "the mainstream so far is technology-related discussions," he said in an interview after the meeting. "We hope to discuss the trends of the whole society and the use of AI from a broad point of view in the future."

▲ source Japanese Prime Minister's official residence website "ChatGPT" and other generative AI generate articles or images required by users by learning a large amount of data, but there are some disadvantages such as improper handling of confidential information and the spread of erroneous information on the Internet. CTOnews.com inquiry learned that the Japanese government through the central government departments to set up the "AI Strategy Group" and so on, around how to promote the discussion. In April, the G7 meeting of Ministers of Digital and Technology adopted a joint statement, proposing to strive to formulate international technical standards of "trusted AI" in order to make good use of AI. The statement puts forward five principles for emerging technologies such as generative AI, and strives to strike a balance between development, utilization and supervision.

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