Lee Jae Myung joined G7 leaders in France where discussions on AI and social media security risks are scheduled for the summit's final day. He held a brief conversation with U.S. President Trump on the sidelines. French President Macron hosted Trump for dinner at the Palace of Versailles.
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“G7 leaders discuss AI risks before Macron hosts Trump at Versailles”
Read at RFI English →“South Korea’s president calls for global AI partnerships at G7 summit”
Read at Anadolu Agency →Lee's participation supports multilateral efforts to impose ethical AI guardrails and protect democratic discourse from tech-driven harms.
“Equity, oversight, and coordinated international rules over corporate or authoritarian influence”
The summit offers a venue to strengthen allied security measures against AI threats from China and to pursue bilateral tech cooperation.
“National security competition and concrete safeguards rather than broad regulatory consensus”
G7 coordination on AI risks signals potential expansion of supranational controls that could hinder private innovation.
“Individual autonomy and market-driven development versus top-down governance”
All ideological readings project policy substance onto attendance and scheduling details that lack evidence of concrete proposals or outcomes.
“Overstatement of summit's relevance; focus should remain on bilateral commercial realities in chip technology”
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