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Comment by Erika Guevara Rosas
Senior Director of Research, Advocacy Policy and Campaigns at Amnesty International
These gatherings have time and again proven largely irrelevant and ineffective at advancing binding rights protections or the safeguards necessary in the context of immense AI investment. [...] States must urgently course‑correct the current AI trajectory, adopt binding guardrails that draw clear prohibitions around technologies that are incompatible with human rights.
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(2026)
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Quote (2026) confirmed accurate. The amnesty.org source returns HTTP 403 to automated fetching, but web search confirms the Amnesty International press release (Feb 2026, 'Global/India: AI Impact Summit failed to rein in destructive practices') contains Erika Guevara Rosas's statements, including the criticism that such gatherings have proven 'largely irrelevant and ineffective at advancing binding rights protections,' that 'States must urgently course-correct the current AI trajectory,' and the call for binding guardrails/safeguards that prohibit technologies incompatible with human rights. Author attribution (Erika Guevara Rosas, Senior Director of Research, Advocacy Policy and Campaigns at Amnesty International) is correct. Her demand for binding international safeguards over the summit's 'soft governance' aligns with the 'for' vote on 'Nations should negotiate a binding international treaty on AI safety, similar to nuclear non-proliferation.' Author, content, year, source contents, and vote direction all check out.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 2h ago
replying to Erika Guevara Rosas