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CTOnews.com, November 2 (Xinhua) Elon Musk said at the first artificial intelligence security summit in the UK that he hoped to establish a "third-party referee" to monitor what the leading AI companies are doing, at least if they have concerns.

Mr Musk says artificial intelligence is a "double-edged sword" and points out that there is at least an 80 per cent chance that the technology will benefit humans and a 20 per cent chance of being dangerous.

He stressed that artificial intelligence is one of the "greatest threats" to mankind, and that this is the first time in human history that something much smarter than us has emerged. It is not clear whether such a thing (AI) can be controlled, "but I think we can be determined to guide it in a direction that is beneficial to mankind."

"I'm not sure what the fair rules are, but before you supervise, you have to start with insight." Musk said.

Tuyuan Pexels Britain yesterday issued a declaration jointly signed by 28 countries, including China, the United States and the European Union, the Bletchley Declaration, details of which can be reported by CTOnews.com.

This is the world's first international statement on the field of AI, which aims to focus on concerns that future powerful artificial intelligence models pose a threat to human survival, as well as concerns about the current enhancement of harmful or biased information in artificial intelligence.

At the summit, Chinese Vice Minister of Science and Technology Wu Zhaohui led a delegation to attend the summit, participated in discussions on artificial intelligence security and other issues, actively promoted China's "Global artificial Intelligence Governance Initiative", and will hold bilateral talks with relevant countries. The initiative systematically expounds the plan of artificial intelligence governance in China around the three aspects of artificial intelligence development, security and governance.

To put it simply, 28 countries around the world agreed that artificial intelligence poses potential risks to human beings, and finally reached this declaration, focusing on the risks associated with artificial intelligence and building a scientific understanding of these risks. and develop transnational policies to mitigate or avoid these risks.

Musk says he thinks there is a lot of concern in artificial intelligence that the government will rush to make rules before figuring out what to do, but it doesn't seem to be.

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The world's first AI Security Summit was held, 28 countries signed the Bletchley Declaration

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