Digital G7 Reaches Limited Deal on Child Protection, AI Energy Impact
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More age verification, a stronger fight against illegal content: The G7 digital ministers have agreed on common principles for protecting minors online. There was no common position on the issue of AI.
Gathered in Paris, the G7 Digital Ministers concluded an agreement on the regulation of platforms and the management of the energy impact of artificial intelligence.
After seeing the United States refuse to sign the joint declaration of the AI Summit in February 2025, Paris, which chairs the G7, hopes to rule on several digital issues with its other partners.
Meeting in Bercy, the respective Digital Ministers of the G7 countries have sealed a major agreement to compel the platforms to protect the mental health of minors. While Paris welcomes a political victory against the drifts of the major platforms, the environmental front suffers from endless debates with Washington.
Meeting in Paris this Friday under the French presidency, the G7 Digital Ministers agreed on a common roadmap on AI security, open source and online protection of minors.
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