TOKYO -- French President Emmanuel Macron has called for the creation of a board of international experts to advise governments on how to regulate the development of artificial intelligence amid mounting concern that the technology could outstrip human control unless reined in.
"The development of AI should rely on international coordination to bring about positive innovation," said Macron on Thursday in Tokyo at an event jointly organized by the Nikkei and the French embassy. Macron is visiting Japan, for the first time as president, to attend the G-20 summit that begins in Osaka on Friday.
