
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that the G20 will develop security standards for artificial intelligence during the British presidency in 2027, alongside a new AI defense partnership with the United States to protect critical infrastructure.
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The G20 is addressing the challenges of global AI governance, with a focus on the safety and protection of critical infrastructure.
The G20 will work on safety standards for artificial intelligence under the presidency of Great Britain in 2027. This was announced by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, speaking at the UN. Burnham also outlined a new partnership with the United States in AI to help protect critical infrastructure from attacks. “I am announcing today that we are developing a new AI-powered defense partnership with the United States to protect our critical national infrastructure,” he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
G20 to formally adopt AI safety standards by end of UK presidency in 2027
Likely · Within years
The UK-US AI defense partnership will lead to concrete infrastructure protection initiatives by 2025
Possible · Within years

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