Gina Raimondo emphasizes that the upcoming global AI safety summit will focus on concrete actions rather than theoretical discussions, aiming for real collaborative efforts.
The summit seeks to establish international standards for mitigating risks associated with AI, particularly concerning malicious usage and synthetic content.
Anthony Blinken points out that China has not yet engaged in the newly formed AI safety networks of the US and UK, signaling potential geopolitical implications.
Raimondo advocates for global cooperation to prevent harmful applications of AI, particularly in areas like nuclear weapons and bioterrorism, highlighting shared international concerns.
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