Sam Altman, Dario Amodei Urge UN Security Council to Adopt International AI Standards
- On Wednesday, the United Nations Security Council convened with leaders from OpenAI and Anthropic to discuss implementing global safeguards for artificial intelligence technology.
- Experts and European leaders argue that regulating artificial intelligence is no longer theoretical but a current necessity to prevent the technology from becoming uncontrollable.
- Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, and Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, testified that without controls, artificial intelligence could pose a significant risk to humanity.
- Both urged the global community to ensure that artificial intelligence power is not concentrated within one company or country, advocating for universal regulatory safeguards.
- Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned the Security Council about the rise of "killer robots," emphasizing the urgent need for international controls to mitigate existential threats.
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OpenAI, Anthropic Chiefs Brief Security Council On AI Concerns
The UN Security Council has been briefed by some of the world's top AI executives on the huge benefits and huge risks the frontier technology presents. The leaders of several major tech companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face, addressed the Security Council Wednesday on recent developments surrounding AI and spotlighted both the potential and the problems inherent in the emerging technology.
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Industry leaders warn of artificial intelligence
UNITED NATIONS — The world's leading artificial intelligence companies warned the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday of the risks AI poses to humanity, appealing for governments to work together to manage the increasingly powerful technology.
The CEO of Anthropic and OpenAI addressed the UN Security Council on the safety of artificial intelligence.
“AI must work for people”: Sam Altman calls for global AI standards at UN
Speaking before the United Nations Security Council, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlights the need for international cooperation and democratic oversight in shaping artificial intelligence standards. He emphasizes that critical decisions regarding frontier AI technologies should not be made by private labs alone, calling for complementary national and international safety regulations to guide the future of AI responsibly.
Anthropic and OpenAI top officials call for international mechanisms to control technology that they do not intend to stop developing
AI’s biggest players tell UN the global risks are real
Executives from three of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies briefed the UN Security Council on Wednesday amid warnings that increasingly powerful AI systems could soon improve themselves, slip beyond human control and pose a threat to international security.
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