DALLAS, November 11th, 2024 – In a new noteworthy move, Trend Micro Incorporated has announced that it has entered into a historic partnership with the Paris Peace Forum in order to advance the adoption of AI systems in policy frameworks as well as to assist with various global digital security efforts.
As world leaders prepare for France’s AI Action Summit set to take place in February 2025, Trend Micro aims to work together with other international players to address the urgent problem of AI governance which is needed for the effective utilization of AI in various spheres while protecting data, privacy, and security.
As the realm of AI continues to expand, this cooperation highlights the need for effective cybersecurity tools in the deployment of AI in a responsible manner.
“The Paris Peace Forum’s role is to promote an international order for the development and use of AI technologies and the digital space,”
Commented Pablo Rice, Head of Program, Cyber and CTC, Paris Peace Forum.
“Working with cybersecurity leaders like Trend Micro, we bring usable perspectives that seek to address the urgent matters AI presents in practice rather than policy.”
Trend Micro’s participation seeks to defend the AI ecosystem against threats while shaping the much-needed policies that will make sure AI works for the benefit of humanity.
“We lead the way in AI for the security team and security for the AI – areas that our enterprise and government customers are prioritizing more and more,” Explained Kevin Simzer, Trend Micro’s COO.
Trend’s efforts in creating a responsible AI framework were stressed and this will help the global leaders in dealing with AI governance challenges.
The AI Action Summit will be held from 10th to 11th February 2025 and it will see various heads of state, non-governmental organizations, businessmen, and violent experts coming together to ensure that they develop AI frameworks that foster global trust and security.
Since Trend Micro will present its expertise on AI threats, the forum seeks to fill the voids related to global AI safety through sound structured approaches.
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