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OpenAI head Altman will speak at the UN Security Council with a report on AI

OpenAI Director General Sam Altman will address the UN Security Council next week during the General Assembly in New York. About it reports Reuters with reference to the representative of the company.

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OpenAI Director General Sam Altman will address the UN Security Council next week during the General Assembly in New York. About it reports Reuters with reference to the representative of the company.

The 15 members of the UN Security Council will meet on September 23 to discuss artificial intelligence and international security. The meeting was convened by France, which chairs the Council in September.

Anthropic executives are also expected to attend the meeting, but their participation has not yet been officially confirmed.

Speakers’ presentations are expected to focus on the need for international coordination, the implementation of common security standards, and the risks of losing control over the latest AI models.

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