Macron says frontier-model regulation is no longer optional at the G7
davidmanheim · x · 2026-07-24
Macron says frontier-model regulation is no longer optional, according to a G7-linked post
A repost from a policy event says Emmanuel Macron told the G7 that regulating frontier models is “no longer optional” if governments want to prevent risks to cybersecurity and society.
The thread also says organizers contributed to a Monday event at UN Headquarters with the Paris Peace Forum and the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, sharing information on AI safety and cybersecurity.
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