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UN chief calls for AI curbs and end to wars in his last assembly address

He warned that leading AI powers must share safety risks and support independent oversight as the UN weighs global limits on the technology.

  • UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres used his final General Assembly address to call for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence, an end to wars, action on climate change, and reforms to UN institutions.
  • Guterres warned that the UN is struggling to address growing global challenges, highlighting divisions and the absence of several major world leaders from the diplomatic meeting. 2.He received sustained applause for defending a two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians, urging polluters to pay for climate damage, and advocating reforms to international institutions.
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He reiterated his calls for comprehensive AI risk monitoring

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During his speech at the General Assembly, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres noted the irreversible transition of the international community to a multipolar system. Guterres spoke from the rostrum of the UN General Assembly, where he stressed the inevitability of global changes, RIA Novosti reports. “We are clearly moving towards a multipolar world. And this movement is irreversible,” he said. The UN Secretary General added that the develop…

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UN chief calls for AI curbs and end to wars in his last assembly address

Antonio Guterres' second five-year term ends on December 31.

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