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A US official has divulged that the Trump administration is poised to sign an accord with South Korea, aimed at fortifying collaboration in the realms of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and 6G technology. The pact is scheduled to be signed on Wednesday by Michael Kratsios, who serves as the Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Per the terms of the agreement, both nations will intensify export controls concerning artificial intelligence, alleviate regulatory pressures on tech firms, and streamline cross-border data storage and utilization. Moreover, the agreement encompasses clauses designed to optimize biotechnology and pharmaceutical supply chains, bolster research security, safeguard advancements in quantum technology, and foster cooperation in space exploration and 6G communication technologies.
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