HIROSHIMA, Japan -- The leaders of the Group of Seven nations issued a communique Saturday that included a nine-point aligned approach to reducing risks posed by China and called for international standards that regulate artificial intelligence.
The leaders noted that while members act in their own national interest, a common approach to China "underpins" their respective relations. The communique stipulates the need to de-risk, but not decouple, from the world's second-largest economy.
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