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Antonio Guterres Delivered His Final UNGA Address. He Called For AI Regulation.

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"Those countries leading this technological revolution ​must share information on emerging safety risks, cooperate on testing and evaluation," Guterres said.

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The UN Secretary General begins his General Assembly by calling for a multilateral framework to set rules for artificial intelligence

·Los Angeles, United States
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At the helm of the organization since January 2017, the Portuguese leader revealed that he managed to achieve gender parity in the internal structure and said goodbye with a clear warning: the planet is in danger.

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At the end of his ten-year mandate, he called for the regulation of artificial intelligence, the reform of global institutions and the end of conflicts

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged the heads of state and government to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) and to reform the United Nations on Tuesday in his last speech to the General Assembly. The former Portuguese Prime Minister, whose second five-year term ends on 31 December, also urged more determined action against climate change and an end to global conflicts.

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IBTimes broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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