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G7 Nations Commit to Advancing AI and Quantum

The G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, concluded on June 17, 2025, with leaders signing seven joint statements addressing key global challenges.
The summit prioritized advancing artificial intelligence and emerging quantum technologies amid unresolved geopolitical conflicts, including Ukraine and the Middle East.
G7 nations pledged to accelerate AI adoption in public sectors and small businesses, promote investment in quantum science, and address AI's energy demands and access in developing countries.
The seven countries issued a 'common vision' for quantum technologies, highlighting their transformative benefits and security risks, while Macron praised Carney's leadership during the meetings.
Despite cooperation on technology, the summit produced no joint statements on Ukraine or Middle East conflicts, indicating ongoing diplomatic challenges among the G7 members.

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