Kathmandu. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, European Union (EU) leaders are set to discuss for the first time in Dublin on Friday to set policies for utilizing the opportunities and mitigating potential risks.The main agenda of the meeting will be to promote AI development in Europe to advance in technological competition with China and the United States, and to protect citizens and businesses from potential risks. French AI company Mistral's chief Arthur Mensch and Nobel laureate researcher Geoffrey Hinton will participate in the discussion.An EU official said that the issue of AI sector security may also...