Keywords: Ai governance
U.S. President Donald Trump is considering the creation of a 10-member committee to oversee the country’s artificial intelligence sector, adding a new element to Washington’s evolving approach to AI governance. Trump discussed the proposal on September 29 following a White House meeting with......
The rapid development of artificial intelligence has intensified a fundamental question about how society could control increasingly autonomous systems: if an AI system became dangerous, could it simply be switched off? The idea of an emergency “shutdown button” for artificial intelligence......
The rapid development of artificial intelligence has intensified a debate that goes far beyond the technology’s potential economic and social benefits: could increasingly capable AI systems create risks serious enough to threaten humanity’s long-term survival? Researchers remain divided over......
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is calling for stronger government oversight of artificial intelligence, arguing that voluntary measures by technology companies alone will not be sufficient to address the risks posed by increasingly powerful AI systems. Speaking on NBC's Meet the Press on September......
As artificial intelligence systems become more capable and increasingly integrated into critical areas of society, researchers are debating whether the technology could eventually create risks on a global scale. While some experts consider scenarios involving human extinction highly speculative, others......
The United States is signaling a shift in how it wants the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence to be described, with President Donald Trump promoting the expression “super intelligence” while rejecting broader international efforts to establish a common framework for managing......
Artificial intelligence is moving further into the international security debate as Chinese AI startup DeepSeek prepares to participate in a United Nations Security Council meeting focused on the risks and implications of rapidly advancing AI systems. The 15-member Security Council is scheduled to discuss......
The United Nations is warning that conventional approaches to managing artificial intelligence risks may no longer be sufficient as increasingly capable systems develop faster than the safeguards designed to contain them. An independent scientific panel established under the UN published a report highlighting......
A United Nations scientific panel has warned that existing approaches to managing artificial intelligence risks may struggle to keep pace with the rapid development of increasingly capable AI systems. In a new thematic brief, the panel examined a recent incident involving AI agents developed and tested......
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