But while the U.N. is providing a platform for governments to express their concerns, the process seems unlikely to yield substantive new legally binding restrictions.
The result has been to tie the debate up in a procedural knot with little chance of progress on a legally binding mandate anytime soon.
The debate over the risks of artificial intelligence has drawn new attention in recent days with the battle over control of OpenAI, perhaps the world’s leading A.I.
company, whose leaders appeared split over whether the firm is taking sufficient account over the dangers of the technology.
And last week, officials from China and the United States discussed a related issue: potential limits on the use of A.I.
Persons:
“, ” Konstantin Vorontsov
Organizations:
United Nations
Locations:
United States, Russia, Australia, Israel, China, New York