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Beijing, Moscow and Washington are preparing a joint position on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the nuclear field - it wants to agree before the APEC summit in Shenzhen, which will be held in November, writes the South China Morning Post. According to the publication, countries could agree on controlling the use of AI in nuclear arsenals. In recent weeks, diplomats have been actively discussing the agenda and rules for a possible meeting of the leaders on the sidelines of the summit. Consultants focus on where to really agree, mainly the role of AI in nuclear control and monitoring systems. Experts break down how AI could be used in critical weapons systems and are considering a joint declaration against nuclear war. Earlier, King's College London conducted a study in which it simulated geopolitical conflicts, where popular neural networks were used instead of countries. AI can choose any tool to achieve its goals. In 95% of the simulations, the models refused to admit defeat and switched to a nuclear scenario. channel @n w order.

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Beijing, Moscow and Washington are preparing a joint position on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the nuclear field - it wants to agree before the APEC summit in Shenzhen, which will be held in November, writes the South China Morning Post. According to the publication, countries could agree on controlling the use of AI in nuclear arsenals. In recent weeks, diplomats have been actively discussing the agenda and rules for a possible meeting of the leaders on the sidelines of the summit. Consultants focus on where to really agree, mainly the role of AI in nuclear control and monitoring systems. Experts break down how AI could be used in critical weapons systems and are considering a joint declaration against nuclear war. Earlier, King's College London conducted a study in which it simulated geopolitical conflicts, where popular neural networks were used instead of countries. AI can choose any tool to achieve its goals. In 95% of the simulations, the models refused to admit defeat and switched to a nuclear scenario. channel @n w order.

Beijing, Moscow and Washington are preparing a joint position on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the nuclear field - it wants to agree before the APEC summit in Shenzhen, which will be held in November, writes the South China Morning Post. According to the publication, countries could agree on controlling the use of AI in nuclear arsenals. In recent weeks, diplomats have been actively discussing the agenda and rules for a possible meeting of the leaders on the sidelines of the summit. Consultants focus on where to really agree, mainly the role of AI in nuclear control and monitoring systems. Experts break down how AI could be used in critical weapons systems and are considering a joint declaration against nuclear war. Earlier, King's College London conducted a study in which it simulated geopolitical conflicts, where popular neural networks were used instead of countries. AI can choose any tool to achieve its goals. In 95% of the simulations, the models refused to admit defeat and switched to a nuclear scenario. channel @n w order.

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