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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned the U.N. Security Council in New York Wednesday that poorly managed AI could threaten humanity and urged global cooperation.

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
AI chiefs in New York: "AI could pose a risk to humanity as a whole"

The CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI speak before the United Nations about the dangers of artificial intelligence—and call for global cooperation.

AI chiefs in New York: "AI could pose a risk to humanity as a whole"
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The Guardian
OpenAI’s Altman and Anthropic’s Amodei address UN security council

Heads of two of the world’s largest artificial intelligence companies give separate briefings on AI safety Sam Altman of OpenAI and Dario Amodei of Anthropic, heads of two of the world’s largest artificial intelligence companies, addressed the United Nations security council on Wednesday in separate briefings on AI safety. “We have a choice in front of us, ” Altman told the council. “AI can either be more like a new renaissance of creativity and discovery, or more like a new industrial revolution of upheaval and disarray. ” Continue reading. . .

OpenAI’s Altman and Anthropic’s Amodei address UN security council
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The Washington Post
At U.N., tech leaders urge global effort to limit AI’s risk to humanity

OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Anthropic’s Dario Amodei called for nations to work together on regulations as fears about the technology’s capabilities grow.

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Der Standard
Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about AI dangers to humanity

Anthropic CEO Amodei and OpenAI CEO Altman call for AI safety measures. U.S. President Trump is against a global control system

Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about AI dangers to humanity
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Svenska Dagbladet
AI leaders at the UN: Global security cooperation required

Sam Altman and Dario Amodei want world leaders to come together to ensure global security

AI leaders at the UN: Global security cooperation required
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Handelsblatt
Artificial Intelligence: Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about AI dangers to humanity

The CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic are urging the UN to cooperate on AI. Trump had previously rejected attempts to establish a global regulatory system

Artificial Intelligence: Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about AI dangers to humanity
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Svenska Dagbladet
OpenAI CEO: 'We stand at a crossroads'

Humans could lose control of AI, warn leaders of the world's largest AI company ahead of the UN General Assembly

OpenAI CEO: 'We stand at a crossroads'
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Der Spiegel
Leaders of Anthropic and OpenAI warn of AI dangers 'for all humanity'

AI entrepreneur Dario Amodei and Sam Altman have warned the UN Security Council that poorly managed AI could threaten humanity. Just one day earlier, the two had released cheaper AI models

Leaders of Anthropic and OpenAI warn of AI dangers 'for all humanity'
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Aftenposten
AI leaders head to the UN: Without intervention, AI could pose a danger to humanity

The risk that artificial intelligence (AI) could get out of control was discussed in the UN Security Council.

AI leaders head to the UN: Without intervention, AI could pose a danger to humanity
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Politiken
ChatGPT chief: Development of artificial intelligence requires extreme caution

The UN Security Council will receive a briefing on Wednesday from top executives of companies that develop artificial intelligence.

ChatGPT chief: Development of artificial intelligence requires extreme caution
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Business ticker: Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about dangers of AI to humanity

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Business ticker: Anthropic CEO warns UN Security Council about dangers of AI to humanity
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The Economist
Agent of whom?

The relationship between people and their AI representatives needs examination

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Mediapart
China positions itself as the spearhead of open-source AI on the international stage

In the field of artificial intelligence, China presents itself as an alternative to the United States by offering Global South countries open-source models that are less demanding and cheaper, notes Nowmay Opalinski, a specialist in Chinese digital policies.

China positions itself as the spearhead of open-source AI on the international stage
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Mediapart
Who has an interest in regulating artificial intelligence?

The heads of OpenAI and Anthropic were invited to the UN Security Council on Wednesday, September 23, to discuss the dangers of their models. By stressing the existential risks of their creations, they hope to be able to control how the sector is monitored and curb their rivals.

Who has an interest in regulating artificial intelligence?
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The Wall Street Journal
The Politics of AI Regulation

Look at what the companies do, not what they say.

The Politics of AI Regulation
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Kathimerini
AI at the Trump–Xi meeting: Fears, red lines and a trust deficit

For those in the tech industry worried about the dangers of AI, this exchange is seen as critical. The problem is that cooperation requires a level of trust that today does not exist.

AI at the Trump–Xi meeting: Fears, red lines and a trust deficit
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Artificial Intelligence: The enduring tale of the replaceable human

Humans replaced by machines: myth or perhaps true? Either way, it has a major impact on economic development and on politics.

Artificial Intelligence: The enduring tale of the replaceable human
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Dagens Næringsliv
AI is a sparring partner, not a boss

It's still humans who must have the idea, the message, and the ability to judge.

AI is a sparring partner, not a boss
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Il Sole 24 Ore
AI, more fears and less trust: this is how Italians' view of AI has changed

In 2020 two out of three Italians viewed the development of artificial intelligence as something positive. Six years later the share has fallen to less than half. According to the Swg survey.

AI, more fears and less trust: this is how Italians' view of AI has changed
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Süddeutsche Zeitung
Podcast: 'To the Point': What does Xi want from AI?

The United States and China are in a race to develop artificial intelligence. But will they be able to agree on rules?

Podcast: 'To the Point': What does Xi want from AI?
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