UN security council delegates urge AI controls to defuse potential global threat

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There needs to be collective global efforts to govern artificial intelligence (AI), where common consensus on the guardrails needed is urgent.

Amid calls for different global measures and initiatives, AI governance will prove complex and requires a universal approach, said United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres. AI models already are widely available to the public and, unlike nuclear material and biological agents, its tools can be moved without leaving a trace, Guterres said in his remarks to the UN's Security Council. 

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