Seventeen countries, including the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Germany, jointly endorsed the "Kyoto Vision for a Golden Age of Science" on October 4 at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Science and Technology in Society forum. The declaration commits signatories to expanding researcher access to AI tools, scientific data, computing infrastructure, and experimental facilities while reforming research funding models and institutional organization.
The agreement encourages utilizing AI for knowledge analysis, physical and biological system modeling, and autonomous closed-loop research. Participating nations pledged to support high-risk, high-potential projects through long-term funding, rapid grants, prizes, and challenges while reducing administrative burdens. The vision also emphasizes developing "metascience" to evaluate research effectiveness, promoting reproducibility and transparency, strengthening young talent cultivation, and advancing implementation through domestic institutions and international cooperation.
17 Nations Endorse Kyoto Vision to Expand AI Access and Reform Research Funding
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