Group of Seven (G7)

African Union, European Union, G20, G7 and United Nations adopted Paris AI Action Statement

Statement [1] on Inclusive and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence for People and the Planet. 1. Participants from over 100 countries, including government leaders, international organisations, representatives of civil society, the private sector, and the academic and research communities gathered in Paris on 10 and 11 February 2025 to hold the AI Action Summit. Rapid development of AI technologies represents a major paradigm shift, impacting our citizens, and societies in many ways. In line with the Paris Pact for People and the Planet [2] , and the principles that countries must have ownersh

G7 Cyber Expert Group issues statement on AI and cybersecurity

Primary source (home.treasury.gov) dated 21 September 2025 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 Industry, Digital and Technology Ministers' Meeting 2025

Today’s global challenges—including international peace and security, global economic stability and growth, and the digital transition—require Canadians and allies to work together to find shared solutions.

G7 release joint statement to increase use of AI in public sector

Primary source (g7.canada.ca) dated 17 June 2025 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 adopts statement on role of data protection authorities in fostering trustworthy AI

G7 industry, technology and digital ministerial meeting Verona and Trento 14-15 March 2024, Ministerial Declaration

G7 adopts statement on AI and children

At the G7 DPAs Roundtable, the US Federal Trade Commission was represented by one of its five Commissioners.

Council of the European Union source on AI use in financial regulation

Official source record dated 25 October 2024 for Group of Seven (G7) concerning G7 adopts statement on AI's impact on economic and financial policymaking. See the linked consilium.europa.eu source for the authoritative text, procedural context, and implementation details.

UNESCO, OECD and G7 release toolkit for AI in the public sector

Primary source (oecd.org) dated 15 October 2024 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 Report on driving factors and challenges of AI adoption and development among companies, especially micro and small enterprises

G7 summit at Italy discusses AI

Primary source (it.usembassy.gov) dated 14 June 2024 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 adopts the Apulia Leaders’ Communiqué

Primary source (hitehouse.gov) dated 14 June 2024 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ publish Communiqué, covering AI

Primary source (consilium.europa.eu) dated 25 May 2024 in G7. See linked source for full text.

G7 Hiroshima AI Process — Code of Conduct for Advanced AI Systems

G7 code of conduct for organizations developing advanced AI systems

European Commission source on AI governance

Official source record dated 30 October 2023 for Group of Seven (G7) concerning Voluntary Code of Conduct released by G7 nations. See the linked digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu source for the authoritative text, procedural context, and implementation details.

AI policy update — G7 SME AI Adoption Blueprint (2025)

When G7 Leaders met in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada in June 2025, they committed to promote economic prosperity by supporting small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), including micro-enterprises, to adopt artificial intelligence (AI). There is broad agreement that adopting AI can boost productivity, unlock innovation, and foster economic growth. AI is a transformative general-purpose technology, which, like electricity or the steam engine, can be applied to many different economic activities and is therefore anticipated to have widespread economic and social impact. Accelerating and broadeni

AI policy update — G7 Industry, Digital and Technology Ministerial Statement on the SME AI Adoption Blueprint (2025)

G7 Industry, Digital and Technology Ministerial Statement on the SME AI Adoption Blueprint

AI policy update — G7 2025 Industry, Digital and Technology Ministerial Declaration (2025)

Montréal, Canada - December 9, 2025 We, the G7 Industry, Digital and Technology (IDT) Ministers, met under Canada's Presidency to advance our collective priorities in economic competitiveness and prosperity. We welcomed the Republic of Korea as invited guests and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) as knowledge partner.

G7 Apulia Leaders’ Communiqué (2024)

Primary source (hitehouse.gov) dated DECLARATION in G7. See linked source for full text.

Hiroshima Process — International Guiding Principles for Advanced AI Systems (2023)

The Commission holds a stakeholder survey on draft International Guiding Principles for organisations developing advanced AI systems, which have been agreed by G7 ministers for stakeholder consultation.

Hiroshima Process — International Code of Conduct for Advanced AI Systems (2023)

Official source record for Group of Seven (G7) concerning Hiroshima Process — International Code of Conduct for Advanced AI Systems (2023). See the linked digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu source for the authoritative text, procedural context, and implementation details.