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    G7 Hiroshima Code

    The bridge between Western frontier labs and governments before binding law arrived; its reporting framework created the first comparable public disclosures of frontier-safety practices across companies.

    What it is

    The G7's voluntary code of conduct for organizations developing advanced AI: risk assessment, red-teaming, incident reporting, provenance, and safety research investment — with an OECD transparency reporting framework operational since 2025.

    OECD-run reporting framework for the Code launched February 2025.

    Who is affected

    The bridge between Western frontier labs and governments before binding law arrived; its reporting framework created the first comparable public disclosures of frontier-safety practices across companies.

    Key obligations

    • Voluntary: pre-deployment risk assessment and mitigation, transparency reports, provenance mechanisms

    Recent signals

    • 6 July 2026

      UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance launches in Geneva

      The first universal-membership AI governance forum convenes, alongside the Independent International Scientific Panel established by the August 2025 GA resolution.

    • 26 August 2025

      UN establishes Independent Scientific Panel and Global Dialogue on AI

      The General Assembly creates the first universal AI governance mechanisms, implementing the Global Digital Compact.

    • 11 February 2025

      Paris AI Action Summit pivots from safety to action

      60+ states sign an inclusive-AI declaration; the US and UK decline, and the summit's framing marks the global deregulatory turn.