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Dozens of Countries Call for International AI Oversight: 'Serious Risks from Mismanagement'
Leaders from approximately twenty countries, including Finland, the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, Singapore, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, called for strict international safety measures against artificial intelligence during the UN General Assembly. They warned that uncontrolled AI development poses serious security risks and urged for international oversight, transparent safety protocols, and human control aligned with international law. However, major AI players such as the US, China, France, the UK, Japan, and India refused to sign the declaration. While AI sector executives advocate for stricter regulations, Donald Trump dismissed these concerns, stating that robots will not take over the world.
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