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YicaiUpdated Nov 4 15:30

CAICT, Huawei, Alibaba and 20 other organizations jointly release the "Self-Discipline Convention on Agent Development"

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CAICT, Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, Baidu, Volcano Engine and 20 other organizations jointly released the "Self-Discipline Convention on Agent Development," proposing to improve the agent governance mechanism and jointly resist behaviors such as algorithm exploitation and black and gray industries carried out using agents. The convention also proposes promoting the inclusive sharing of agent technology, jointly advancing the open sourcing of basic common technologies, and participating in international standard R&D and rule-making.

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Today, 20 organizations including the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, Baidu, and Volcano Engine jointly released the "Self-Discipline Convention on the Development of Intelligent Agents." Among other things, it calls for improving the governance mechanism for intelligent agents. It advocates actively developing technologies such as rule expression and embedding and compliance testing to ensure that intelligent agent behavior complies with laws and regulations and public order and good morals, and to jointly resist the use of intelligent agents to carry out algorithmic exploitation, black and gray industry activities, and other such acts. It calls for continuously building a healthy and benevolent development order and enhancing the ability of intelligent agents to integrate into the economic and social system. It calls for promoting the inclusive sharing of intelligent agent technology. It calls for jointly advancing the open sourcing of basic common technologies, participating in international standards research and development and rule-making, and, through joint research and development, talent training, and other means, creating an innovation network that benefits developers worldwide. It calls for continuously improving the convenience of technology acquisition and localized deployment, so that intelligent agent services benefit users in more countries and regions.

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