DeepSeek to Address UN Security Council on AI Risks
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI developer, is expected to address the United Nations Security Council regarding the risks associated with artificial intelligence, as reported by Reuters on September 22. Moonshot has also been invited to participate.
The meeting, scheduled for September 23, was convened by France to examine the implications of AI on international peace and security. A concept note from France highlights concerns over the malicious use of AI and potential loss of control over advanced systems.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, confirmed his attendance on September 18, intending to discuss international coordination and shared safety standards. Senior representatives from Anthropic are also anticipated, although their participation remains unconfirmed.
This session aims to allow governments to scrutinize the risks presented by AI developers and the safeguards they propose, particularly in light of calls from industry leaders for a coordinated slowdown in AI development.
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