Canada says countries agree on AI safety, but can't agree how to enforce it

Canada says countries agree on AI safety, but can't agree how to enforce it

Canada's new UN ambassador, David Lametti, announced June 29 that major countries—including India and China—say artificial intelligence safety matters. But that agreement breaks down fast. Nations fight over who should make and enforce AI rules, which companies should pay for harm, and how to fix biased algorithms. Lametti is working to find middle ground through international talks where smaller countries have more say.

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