France-led Paris Appeal: countries sign common AI risk evaluation and reporting framework
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-11-11
France, Canada, Norway and the Netherlands are among signatories of the "Appel de Paris" for AI safety, establishing a common framework for evaluating and reporting frontier AI risks. The text stresses that frontier models' risks and opportunities are inherently global, builds on the Hiroshima Process, Seoul Summit, G7 Évian meeting and the September UN Security Council AI session, and argues no single state, company or international body can manage these risks alone.
Related event: Paris Call for AI Safety signed by 12 governments and 10 companies(4 posts)→
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