“Ai is no longer a distant horizon – it’s here, Transform daily life, the information space and the world economy with breathtaking speed“During the debate at a high level of the council, Mr Guterres said about the security implications of the technology for transforming warfare.
“The question is not whether AI will influence international peace and safety, but how we will form that influence.”
Responsible used, said the UN chef, AI can help anticipate food insecurity, support de-min operations and identifying outbreaks of violence before it gets out of hand.
“But It can also be armed without crashrails“He warned, pointing on AI-compatible targeting in recent conflicts, cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and deep fakes that can feed polarization or diplomacy.
‘The possibility to manufacture and manipulate audio and video, threatens information -integrity, feeds polarization and can cause diplomatic crises… The fate of humanity cannot be left to an algorithm, “he emphasized.
Decisions must rest with us
Mr Guterres described four priorities for governments: maintaining human control over the use of violence, building coherent global regulatory frameworks, protecting information integrity and closing what he called the “AI capacity gap” between rich and poor countries.
‘I repeat my call for a ban on deadly autonomous weapon systems that work without human controlWith a view to closing a legally binding instrument by next year, “he said.
He also stated that decisions about nuclear weapons “should rest in people – not machines.”
The Secretary-General already emphasized, including the creation of an independent scientific panel over AI and a new global dialogue about AI Governance that will take place in New York on Thursday.
‘Together these initiatives are aimed at connecting science, policy and practice; Give each country a chair at the table; And reduce fragmentation, “he said.
A call to broaden access
Yejin Choi, senior fellow at the Institute of Stanford University for Mens -oriented Artificial Intelligence, said the Security council That current progress in AI is too concentrated between a handful of companies and countries.
“When only a few have the means to build and take advantage of AI, let’s wait the rest of the world at the door,” she said.
‘Let’s expand what intelligence can be – and let everyone play a role everywhere when building it. “
AI must strengthen the recording
Mrs Choi urged governments and international institutions to invest in alternative approaches that go beyond the scaling of increasingly larger models, with the argument that smaller, more adaptive systems could lower the entry thresholds.
She also insisted on a stronger representation of linguistic and cultural diversity, and noted that today’s leading AI models ‘are left behind for many non-English languages and a reflection of scary cultural assumptions’.
Act without delay
Secretary-General Guterres closed by warning the window for Effective Regulation closes quickly.
“From nuclear arms control to aviation safety, the international community has risen to the challenge of technologies that can destabilize our societies – by agreeing with rules, building building institutions and insisting on human dignity,” he said.
‘The window closes AI – for peace, for justice, for humanity. We have to act without delay.“
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Lee Jae Myung, the president of the Republic of Korea, chairman of the meeting of the Security Council.
The session of the Security Council was held in the margins of the current WAK at a high level of the 80th session of the general meeting.
The meeting was convened by Republic of Korea (chairman of the council) and attended by Stolenhoofden and governments, including Lee Jae Myung, the president of the Republic of Korea, who was chairman of the meeting.
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