The UN Warns that "All Human Rights Are at Risk" in the Face of the Progress of AI and Urges States and Companies to Govern It
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UN High Commissioner calls for a summit to discuss global governance of artificial intelligence
The United Nations (UN) launched a new warning on the risks of artificial intelligence (AI), due to the accelerated development of this technology and the lack of sufficient mechanisms to regulate it.
Geneva, Switzerland. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, this Monday called for an “urgent action” to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) due to the unprecedented risks posed by the most advanced systems. “We are on the verge of irreversible change, which affects not only us, but future generations of humanity,” Turk said in a statement. “I urge States and companies to urgently mobilize within the framework of multilateral …
The High Commissioner for Human Rights argues that no company should be able to decide on its own what dangers the world must accept.
Volter Kurk states that the development of Artificial Intelligence is calling into question fundamental human rights and that the failures of these systems "may paralyze essential services".
Volker Türk calls for international governance and independent controls to address the risks of the most advanced systems
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