Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Meets Executives from U.S. IT Giants To Discuss Regulation of Generative AI
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The Prime Minister’s Office in Tokyo
21:15 JST, October 10, 2023
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hideki Murai held a meeting on Tuesday at the Prime Minister’s Office with executives from U.S. IT giants Google and Meta, formerly Facebook, and Microsoft Japan to exchange views on the utilization and regulation of generative AI (artificial intelligence).
Murai welcomed Kent Walker, an executive from Google, Nick Clegg, a Meta executive, and Microsoft Japan President Miki Tsusaka, and discussed Generative AI, stating that it “offers great potential to humanity but also comes with risks.”
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