BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 2. Kazakhstan is
ready to serve as a platform for constructive international
dialogue on the safe and responsible development of artificial
intelligence, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said at the
third meeting of the Artificial Intelligence Development Council in
Astana.
According to the president's press service, Tokayev expressed
support for the “Washington model” of safe and responsible AI
development, noting that US President Donald Trump and heads of
major technology companies had recently signed a voluntary
agreement on the safe and responsible development of artificial
intelligence.
“I welcome this very important and timely initiative. It
reflects a common understanding that the risks associated with
artificial intelligence go beyond national borders and require
coordinated action by both states and businesses. The agreement
signed in Washington, after careful study by experts, could be
considered by all interested countries as a model to be implemented
globally in the field of artificial intelligence. I believe that
the ‘Washington model’ could become the basis for an international
treaty under the auspices of the UN", Tokayev said.
The president noted that Kazakhstan supports the safe and
responsible development of artificial intelligence.
"In this regard, we are ready to serve as a platform for
constructive international dialogue on these issues. Our Council
has already demonstrated its practical relevance. Therefore, I ask
its members to submit specific proposals on Kazakhstan’s
international initiative in this area as soon as possible. Our
common vision will be presented at the G20 Summit in Miami in
December this year," Tokayev said.
