G7 leaders on Wednesday pledged closer coordination on the risks and opportunities of advanced AI, while also discussing the creation of a "trusted partners" scheme granting access for non-US nations to advanced US AI models from firms like Anthropic.
In a joint statement on the final day of the June 15 to 17 Group of Seven summit in the French resort of Evian-les-Bains, the leaders said they would task finance officials, regulators and cybersecurity experts with assessing how frontier AI models could impact financial stability, productivity and labour markets.
