AI Security Summit at the UN Security Council: Call for Global Regulation
Executives of leading artificial intelligence companies called for international cooperation against the risks of loss of control and misuse at a UNSC meeting.
Gathering at an international security meeting held at the United Nations Security Council, top executives of leading artificial intelligence companies called for urgent global regulation and cooperation against the uncontrolled development of the technology and its potential risks.
AI Summit at the UNSC
At the meeting held under the heading of artificial intelligence and international security at the United Nations Security Council, top executives of leading technology companies made important assessments.
Control Warning from Sam Altman
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that the pace of development of artificial intelligence models makes the risks more urgent and emphasized that human control must not be relinquished.
Altman stated that the most important decisions should be shaped not only by laboratories, but through democratic processes and governments.
Dario Amodei's Risk Categories
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei drew attention to two main risk categories in the field of artificial intelligence: misuse and loss of control.
Amodei stated that the use of artificial intelligence in the production of biological weapons should be banned and joint evaluation systems should be established.
Clement Delangue and Cybersecurity
Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue noted that global standards should be strengthened against cyberattacks carried out by autonomous artificial intelligence agents.