リー・シェンロンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (リー・シェンロンInstagram)「I joined PM @rishisunakmp and other leaders virtually at the AI Safety Summit the UK hosted earlier. The field of Artificial Intelligence is developing rapidly, transforming lives while raising deep ethical questions. We grappled with these emerging issues in our Leaders’ session. As we navigate our future with AI, it would be useful to bear three things in mind. First, we need to improve our understanding of ethical AI and how to promote it. Be it decisions made by self-driving cars or doctors relying on AI-generated diagnoses, the AI systems must be imbued with human context and human values. We welcome the UK’s new AI Safety Institute and its cooperation with Singapore on safety testing. Singapore has taken some small steps, such as introducing testing toolkits like AI Verify and evaluation sandboxes to mitigate these risks. Second, countries developing and deploying frontier AI need to work together. While competition is inevitable, we have to work together for mutual security. No one benefits when AI systems go rogue. Countries will ultimately need to establish some global understanding to make AI systems safer, and avoid AI creating strategic risks and instability. Third, all stakeholders should participate in shaping the rules and safeguards governing AI. While the main players are American, Chinese, and European, this conversation on AI safety cannot just be amongst the few. Small countries like Singapore too participate in AI research and deployment, and we too will certainly be affected by AI, including both its benefits as well as its risks and downsides. Singapore is honoured to work with international partners so that we can all reap the benefits of AI, and make AI a force for good contributing to our common prosperity. – LHL (MCI Photo by Betty Chua)」11月2日 22時52分