AI Company Executives Call on UN Security Council for Regulation
Executives of leading artificial intelligence companies have called on the United Nations Security Council to take global measures to prevent endangering humanity's future and losing control.
Executives of major artificial intelligence firms like Anthropic and OpenAI warned that rapidly developing technology could pose a risk to humanity, demanding the establishment of global standards at the UN Security Council.
Warnings from AI Executives at the United Nations
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stated that if artificial intelligence is mismanaged, it could pose a risk to humanity. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that control of the future could be handed over to artificial intelligence.
The Importance of Global Standards and Safeguards
Technology leaders emphasized that countries around the world must unite through the UN Security Council to establish certain safeguards in order to prevent the technology from becoming too powerful to control.
International Disagreements and the G20 Agenda
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated that the UK will place safe artificial intelligence at the center of the agenda when it assumes the G20 presidency next year. In contrast, the US argued that a new global governance structure should not restrict the development of the technology.
Power Struggle and Open-Source Debates
Chinese UN Ambassador Fu Cong emphasized that countries should be able to choose artificial intelligence technology according to their own preferences, called for the promotion of open-source models, and warned against digital hegemony initiatives.