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G7 and OECD launch the Hiroshima AI Process reporting framework; seven Japanese firms plan to report

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Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and CommunicationsAlso reported by OECD

The OECD launched the reporting framework for the G7’s Hiroshima AI Process Code of Conduct on 7 February 2025, and Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced it the same day. AI developers answer a questionnaire covering seven areas, including risk identification, information security, content provenance and safety research, and their answers are published on the OECD site. MIC named seven Japanese companies that intended to take part: Fujitsu, KDDI, NEC, NTT, Preferred Networks, Rakuten Group and SoftBank Corp.

Why it matters

Developers of advanced AI systems gained a public, comparable way to show how they apply the G7 Code of Conduct, and seven Japanese AI developers said at launch that they would take part.

When
7 Feb 2025
ID
WTA-N-2025-0092
Who
OECD, G7, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Fujitsu, KDDI, NEC, NTT, Preferred Networks, Rakuten Group, SoftBank Corp.
Rules involved

Summary by wheresthe.ai, from Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the reporting credited above. Checked against the source on 9 Oct 2026.

Read the original at Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Source copy: download the page as saved on 18 Oct 2026 (PDF). Also held by the Internet Archive.

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WTA-N-2025-0092: “G7 and OECD launch the Hiroshima AI Process reporting framework; seven Japanese firms plan to report.” wheresthe.ai, 7 Feb 2025. https://wheresthe.ai/d/intl-haip-reporting-framework-launch-2025-02/ (source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications).

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