Group of Seven · Governance guidance

G7 Hiroshima AI Code of Conduct

The Code asks organisations developing advanced AI to take lifecycle action on risk identification, testing, incident reporting, security, content authentication, research and international standards.

Current status
Voluntary international code
Published or updated
30 October 2023
Last verified
20 August 2026

Prepared by Longan Bay Area AI Legal Research Center based on official public materials.

01

Scope of application & addressees

  • Organisations developing advanced AI systems and foundation models
  • Teams responsible for model security, red-team testing, incident reporting and provenance
  • Businesses assessing suppliers against international governance standards

02

Core regulatory mandates & key requirements

01Identify, assess and mitigate risks during development, deployment and post-deployment operation.

02Publish information on capability, limitations and appropriate use and operate incident-reporting channels.

03Protect model weights, data and infrastructure and support generated-content provenance.

03

Enforcement & compliance timeline

G7 leaders endorsed the international guiding principles and Code of Conduct.

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