António Guterres

AI can accelerate medical breakthroughs. Transform education. Strengthen food systems and agricultural productivity. Spur new industries and create decent jobs.

No company should deploy an AI system accessible to children without child-specific safety testing and independent oversight.

If AI is to be powerful, it must be governed. If AI is to be trusted, those who build it must be accountable.

Machines selecting and engaging their target and taking a life – without human control and judgment. That is morally repugnant. It is politically unacceptable. And it must be banned by international law.

Artificial intelligence is advancing at runaway speed. A technology that can reshape economies, transform the world of work, sway elections and tilt the balance of security is being deployed faster than anyone — including the people building it — can...

António Guterres appealed for far-reaching, worldwide controls on Artificial Intelligence.

We need common baselines for frontier systems, common methods to evaluate and verify risks, and common resolve that systems with global reach must meet standards worthy of global trust.

No company should deploy an AI system accessible to children without child-specific safety testing and independent oversight.

AI is advancing at runaway speed. The question is whether we will govern it together – or let it govern us. For the first time, the AI Dialogue gives every country a seat at the table. We must now turn global participation into global action – to mak...

Science informs, but humans decide. Our goal is to make human control a technical reality, not a slogan. And that requires meaningful human oversight in every high-stakes decision — in justice, healthcare, credit.

Science informs, but humans decide. Our goal is to make human control a technical reality, not a slogan. And that requires meaningful human oversight in every high-stakes decision — in justice, healthcare, credit.

AI must belong to everyone.

We are witnessing perhaps the greatest transfer of power of our times — not from Governments to people, but from Governments to private technology companies. [...] When technologies that shape behaviour, elections, markets, and even conflicts operate...