DeepSeek to Brief UN Security Council on AI This Week, Sources Say
The briefing comes as governments and industry leaders debate faster AI safeguards after recent model incidents and warnings that advanced systems could escape control.
- On Wednesday, the 15-member United Nations Security Council will convene in New York to discuss AI risks, featuring briefings from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Chinese startup DeepSeek.
- Industry leaders recently urged a coordinated development slowdown, warning that increasingly powerful AI systems could soon improve on their own and slip beyond human control.
- Chinese state media dismissed these slowdown calls as a "Cold War playbook" aimed at preserving Washington's dominance, while China's leading model developers have remained largely silent on catastrophic harm risks.
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned world leaders last week that AI risks cannot be ignored, putting him at odds with President Donald Trump, who argues existing safeguards are sufficient.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that senior United States and Chinese officials agreed to further AI safety talks, following meetings ahead of scheduled discussions between Trump and President Xi Jinping later this week.
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The September 23, 2026, United Nations Security Council meeting on artificial intelligence should be re-read as a significant shift in the political status of this technology.
Anthropic and Open AI CEOs talk to the United Nations about the dangers of artificial intelligence – and demand global cooperation.
Aftenposten
NettavisenThe risk of artificial intelligence (AI) getting out of control will be discussed at the UN Security Council on Wednesday. The heads of several of the largest AI companies will participate.
China Probes AI Startups DeepSeek and Moonshot Over Data Leaks to Foreign Firms
Chinese authorities are investigating AI startups DeepSeek and Moonshot AI over potential data leaks that may have exposed sensitive government and corporate information to foreign entities, including Anthropic. The probe examines training data practices and safeguards, signaling a broader shift toward stricter national security controls in China’s AI development.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Seong-han = China's A... at the UN Security Council meeting held on the 23rd (local time) under the theme of 'The Future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and International Security'
China Probes DeepSeek, Moonshot Over Data Security, Report Says
China has opened a probe into data security at DeepSeek and Moonshot AI following Anthropic PBC’s accusations that the companies had been routing sensitive data through its Claude models, The Information reported.
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