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Anthropic CEO tells UN that powerful AI poses humanity risk

Dario Amodei warned the UN Security Council that AI could threaten humanity if managed poorly.

Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei appeared before the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday. He warned that artificial intelligence poses serious risks to human safety.

Amodei told the 15-member body that without proper management, AI could harm humanity as a whole. Amodei and other industry leaders have called for governments to work together on safety standards and oversight.

How AI systems are handled over the coming years will shape whether they help or harm billions of people.

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Why it mattersHow AI systems are handled over the next few years will shape whether they help or harm billions of people.

AustraliaAustralia's tech sector and regulators are watching global AI governance closely to shape local policy on algorithms and AI oversight.

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