Finland and Norway convene 31 countries on frontier AI safety

Oct 29, 2026
Leaders from 31 countries discussed international cooperation on frontier AI risks, common standards and a proposed pilot for sharing information about serious AI incidents.

Government of Finland and Government of Norway convened leaders from 31 countries on October 28 to discuss cooperation on frontier AI safety, according to their joint statement. Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong proposed a pilot for international AI incident reporting, the Singapore Government said in a release.

Participants discussed AI risk management, global trust and possible common standards. Interested countries will continue the work through an expert level process focused on options for improving AI safety and security, including possible international mechanisms.

Wong proposed that participating countries first define common incident categories and decide what information to share. The pilot would test secure methods for collecting and exchanging reports about serious failures and near misses while accounting for security and commercial sensitivities.

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