【山添拓 塩川鉄也】最先端AI開発停止・禁止 米中など開発国に要求を 2026.10.1 【会見】
日本共産党
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#Taku Yamazoe, Policy Committee Chairman, Press Conference; #Tetsuya Shiokawa, Diet Affairs Committee Chairman, also present. "We demand that the Japanese government take immediate action to protect the people and human society from the dangers posed by the AI development race." Japanese Communist Party Parliamentary Group
Full text of the request ⇒ https://www.jcp.or.jp/web_policy/1973...
★From the Akahata newspaper article★ Communist Party Parliamentary Group submits request to government
On the 1st, the Japanese Communist Party Parliamentary Group submitted a request to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Digital Minister Shunji Furukawa, urging the Japanese government to take immediate action, including requesting that relevant countries halt or ban cutting-edge AI development, in order to protect the people and human society from the dangers posed by the intensifying AI (artificial intelligence) development race. Taku Yamazoe, Policy Committee Chairman, Tetsuya Shiokawa, Member of the House of Representatives, and Yoshiko Kira, Member of the House of Councillors, handed the request to Tetsuro Fukunaga, Director-General of the Cabinet Office's AI Policy Promotion Office.
At a press conference following the meeting, Mr. Yamazoe stated that cutting-edge AI has recently been identified as a threat to human survival, and that he had made an urgent request to "not simply observe the situation, but to take proactive measures and call for international discussion."
The request pointed out that the rapid development and spread of AI is bringing two serious dangers to human society: (1) the risk that cutting-edge AI, which may run amok and become uncontrollable, could cause catastrophic damage to human society; and (2) the risks to the economy, employment/labor, human rights, and the environment posed by the use of AI by large corporations.
The request urged the Japanese government to call upon major AI development countries, including the United States and China, to temporarily suspend or ban the development of cutting-edge AI and to immediately implement national regulations. It also called on the United Nations and the international community to immediately begin discussions to establish an international framework for safety verification and regulation and monitoring by human control through international agreements.
In Japan, it was emphasized that risk avoidance measures are necessary in all areas of AI development, use, and investment. The request called for a halt to the military use of AI, a halt to its introduction into the Self-Defense Forces' command and control systems, and the introduction of regulations to protect workers' rights, human rights, and the environment.
During the request, Mr. Shiokawa asked whether they recognized that the level of risk associated with high-performance AI had increased beyond what was pointed out in the "Basic Plan for Artificial Intelligence" (Cabinet decision on July 14). Mr. Fukunaga replied that they "are aware" of this and stated that a review of the AI Promotion Act is "on consideration."
20 Comments
AＧＩ怖いですね？
ＡＩ同士で勝手に判断され違法行動されたら？ＡＩ暴走を人間が止められなくなるのでは？社会がめちゃくちゃになる デｨストピア
本当にに危険だと思いました！
サンキュー 赤旗しんふん
色々勉強になります。
ただでさえしょっちゅう情報漏洩騒ぎ起きてるのに危機感ない人が多すぎる。
積極的に導入しようとしている高市氏はAIで秘書官２人削減できると発言してましたね。
暴走AIと雇用削減は心配です。
少なくとも軍事目的は止めるべきですね。
この間シミタダさんのラジオでAIのせいで人間の脳が小さくなってるって聞きました。
何もかもAIに頼みすぎてもダメだし、AIが発達すればするほど文字の読み書きや計算が自分でできなくなってしまうのも危惧しております。
また今の日本政府にAIを使わせない方がいいです！！何されるかわからなくて非常に怖いです😨
そのためにも、一時停止を含めて枠組みを決める、世界的に対策を検討することが今、必要なのですね。
自分も、いち利用者として漫然と利用するのではなく、考えながら使わなくてはと思います。
会見ありがとうございました。
国際社会への働きかけや国内での開発、利用、投資のあらゆる分野でのリスク回避、軍事利用の中止、労働者の権利や人権、環境を守る規制の導入等、政府は早急に事態を回避する責任を果たす必要があります。
本来、科学技術の発展は人類に利益をもたらすはずのもの。それがそうなっておらずリスクが大きい以上、一度立ち止まって検討することが必要。このような提言を間髪入れずできるのが、さすが日本共産党です。
【山添拓 塩川鉄也】最先端AI開発停止・禁止 米中など開発国に要求を 2026.10.1 【会見】
日本共産党
22,760 views
#Taku Yamazoe, Policy Committee Chairman, Press Conference; #Tetsuya Shiokawa, Diet Affairs Committee Chairman, also present. "We demand that the Japanese government take immediate action to protect the people and human society from the dangers posed by the AI development race." Japanese Communist Party Parliamentary Group
Full text of the request ⇒ https://www.jcp.or.jp/web_policy/1973...
★From the Akahata newspaper article★ Communist Party Parliamentary Group submits request to government
On the 1st, the Japanese Communist Party Parliamentary Group submitted a request to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Digital Minister Shunji Furukawa, urging the Japanese government to take immediate action, including requesting that relevant countries halt or ban cutting-edge AI development, in order to protect the people and human society from the dangers posed by the intensifying AI (artificial intelligence) development race. Taku Yamazoe, Policy Committee Chairman, Tetsuya Shiokawa, Member of the House of Representatives, and Yoshiko Kira, Member of the House of Councillors, handed the request to Tetsuro Fukunaga, Director-General of the Cabinet Office's AI Policy Promotion Office.
At a press conference following the meeting, Mr. Yamazoe stated that cutting-edge AI has recently been identified as a threat to human survival, and that he had made an urgent request to "not simply observe the situation, but to take proactive measures and call for international discussion."
The request pointed out that the rapid development and spread of AI is bringing two serious dangers to human society: (1) the risk that cutting-edge AI, which may run amok and become uncontrollable, could cause catastrophic damage to human society; and (2) the risks to the economy, employment/labor, human rights, and the environment posed by the use of AI by large corporations.
The request urged the Japanese government to call upon major AI development countries, including the United States and China, to temporarily suspend or ban the development of cutting-edge AI and to immediately implement national regulations. It also called on the United Nations and the international community to immediately begin discussions to establish an international framework for safety verification and regulation and monitoring by human control through international agreements.
In Japan, it was emphasized that risk avoidance measures are necessary in all areas of AI development, use, and investment. The request called for a halt to the military use of AI, a halt to its introduction into the Self-Defense Forces' command and control systems, and the introduction of regulations to protect workers' rights, human rights, and the environment.
During the request, Mr. Shiokawa asked whether they recognized that the level of risk associated with high-performance AI had increased beyond what was pointed out in the "Basic Plan for Artificial Intelligence" (Cabinet decision on July 14). Mr. Fukunaga replied that they "are aware" of this and stated that a review of the AI Promotion Act is "on consideration."