22 Countries Back Call to Keep AI ‘Under Human Control’
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Twenty countries and the European Union have issued a call for international cooperation to ensure AI remains under human control, including the possible creation of a global supervisory body to set and enforce standards.Countries including Germany, South Africa, Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore Aporin issued the joint statement on Monday as global leaders prepare to discuss the risks posed by the rapid progress of the I…
On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly currently held in New York, more than 20 countries signed a declaration launched on 21 September 2026 calling for global regulation of state-of-the-art AIs and strengthening human supervision of these AIs. Initiated by Finland and Norway, the text proposes [...]
Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gaard Ståle have launched an international call for regulations on the development of cutting-edge AI models. The call was made during the UN General Assembly High-Level Week and signed by world leaders, but the United States and China, which have several globally competitive AI companies, have not yet joined at the time of writing. Read more...
22 countries back call to keep AI ‘under human control’
(Politico) – Finnish President Alexander Stubb tells POLITICO he aims to create an international AI institution and hopes to get the U.S. and China on board. Several European countries were among a group of 22 nations that adopted a declaration Monday saying that artificial intelligence “must remain under human direction, oversight and control” and suggesting to create a global supervisory regime. The declaration, adopted on the sidelines of the…
On the margins of the UN General Assembly, 22 states have come together and called for stricter international supervision of particularly powerful AI models.Apell https://www.regjeringen.no/contentassets/35b2ea6933304966bd739ff4b8107300/a-call-for-control-of-frontier-ai-models-final.pdf, initiated by Finland and Norway and co-signed by Chancellor Merz and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, calls for action now to address the serious r…
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