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The United Nations article during the 81st session discussed the risks and challenges of artificial intelligence worldwide. The leaders of countries emphasized the need to regulate and develop the technology responsibly. French President Emmanuel Macron called for international cooperation to build an open-source AI model accessible to everyone, stressing the importance of establishing regulatory laws and not relying solely on the United States and China, which he described as the biggest competitors in the sector. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump rejected any global intervention to regulate AI, asserting U.S. leadership in this field. Leaders warned of security risks and impacts on labor markets, and emphasized the importance of protecting children's rights from technological effects, alongside calls to accelerate the creation of a unified international legal framework. Additionally, the term “artificial intelligence” was changed to “superintelligence” to better reflect the technology's image. The UN Secretary-General emphasized the need to develop AI in cooperation with humanity and for its benefit, and to avoid making critical decisions solely by machines.
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