United Nations Secretary General: Supporting the Establishment of an International Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Body United Nations | Artificial Intelligence | International
On the 12th local time, UN Secretary General Guterres expressed support for the proposal of some executives in the artificial intelligence industry to establish an international artificial intelligence regulatory body similar to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
UN Secretary General Guterres: I support the idea of establishing an institution for artificial intelligence, and I would like to say that this is inspired by the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency today. Therefore, I do believe that there are some things that need to be moved forward. Of course, it requires proactive action from member countries.
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Guterres announced that a scientific advisory committee consisting of artificial intelligence experts and chief scientists from United Nations agencies will be formed in the coming days, and plans to launch a senior artificial intelligence advisory body by the end of this year to regularly review artificial intelligence governance arrangements.
Guterres previously stated in an interview that it is "completely unacceptable" to develop artificial intelligence weapons that do not carry out attacks based on human judgment, emphasizing that regulation is the top priority. Guterres said that the use of artificial intelligence "must be coordinated by countries to set red lines.".
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Recently, several professionals in the field of artificial intelligence, including Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI in the United States, have called for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence technology, stating that artificial intelligence poses a "survival risk" to humanity.