Japan to enhance global cooperation on AI risks

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The draft revision of the Artificial Intelligence Basic Plan highlights the growing risk of cyberattacks that exploit AI and calls for stronger global cooperation.

The draft revision of the Artificial Intelligence Basic Plan, released on June 20, 2026, outlines plans to deepen international ties in the AI field.

It specifically notes the increasing threat of cyberattacks that leverage AI technology.

The Japanese government intends to build cooperative frameworks with overseas partners to address these risks.

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