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On 22 September, a United Nations team of scientific experts issued a warning that Governments should regulate the increasingly powerful AI intelligence before the risks are fully identified. The report is also the first important evaluation by the international organization of the OpenAI invasion of Hugging Face earlier this year. 1AI notes that this week ' s leaders gathered in New York for the United Nations General Assembly and that both China and the United States are engaged in a parallel process of artificial intelligence-related talks; the release of this report has further put artificial intelligence issues on the global diplomatic agenda. Last week, the United Nations..

On July 7, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, spoke at the first United Nations Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance, held in Geneva, Switzerland, on Monday, calling for broad and comprehensive global control of artificial intelligence. Gutierrez said to the participants that “we may be the last generation of people who can set the conditions for humans to coexist with machines”, and that it is urgent to build an artificially intelligent system of global governance. Gutierrez mentioned that 1 billion people needed only 2 hours of artificial intelligence, and the Internet took 15 years; the current regulatory system was not self-contained..

ACCORDING TO NEWS FROM FEBRUARY 13, ACCORDING TO NEWS TODAY, ON FEBRUARY 12, LOCAL TIME, THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS, ANTONIO GUTERRES, ISSUED A STATEMENT ANNOUNCING THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAD APPOINTED 40 MEMBERS OF THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PANEL ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR A THREE-YEAR TERM. 1AI NOTED THE ELECTION OF SONG HAITAO, DIRECTOR OF SHANGHAI UNIVERSITY OF TRANSPORT AND SHANGHAI INSTITUTE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AS WELL AS TWO CHINESE SCIENTISTS, WANG KEN, A MEMBER OF THE CHINESE ENGINEERING COLLEGE AND EXPERT IN CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNIQUES. IT WAS DESCRIBED THAT THE 40 MEMBERS WERE SELECTED FROM MORE THAN 2600 CANDIDATES THROUGH THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION

August 27, 2011 - The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on August 26th, deciding to establish two new mechanisms for the governance of artificial intelligence (AI), namely the Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence (IISPAI) and the Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance (GDAIG). UN Secretary General Guterres issued a statement through his spokesperson on the same day, saying that the UN General Assembly's resolution marks an important step forward in global efforts to utilize the benefits and address the risks of artificial intelligence. "The Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance will provide an inclusive platform for countries and stakeholders within the framework of the United Nations to discuss the key issues facing humanity in the field of AI...

May 6, 2011 - The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) today (May 6) released the Human Development Report 2025 - A Time for Choice: Humanity and Possibilities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, which points out that the process of human development is experiencing an unprecedented slowdown, while artificial intelligence is expected to inject new momentum into development. Note: The report uses the Human Development Index (HDI) to assess the global development process by integrating dimensions such as health, education and income levels. According to the data, all regions of the world will experience stagnant growth in the HDI in 2024. A new survey included in the report shows that the public's perception of Artificial Intelligence...

April 7 (Bloomberg) -- AI is expected to reach a market value of $4.8 trillion by 2033 (note: the current exchange rate is about 34.99 trillion yuan), a scale comparable to the size of Germany's economy, according to a report released by the United Nations Trade and Development Agency (UNCTAD) last Thursday. AI technology can boost productivity and drive digital transformation, yet the benefits it brings are currently still highly concentrated in a few regions and companies. The agency raised concerns about automation and job losses, warning that AI could affect the global 40% work...

According to CCTV News, on March 21, local time, the United Nations General Assembly voted to pass the first draft resolution on artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure that this new technology can benefit all countries, respect human rights and is "safe, reliable and trustworthy." It is understood that this draft resolution aims to eliminate the digital divide between developed and developing countries, ensure that they are on an equal footing in discussions on artificial intelligence, and ensure that developing countries have the technology and capabilities to use artificial intelligence. The draft resolution recognizes the accelerated development and use of artificial intelligence and emphasizes the "urgent need to…