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Leading AI executives warned the UN Security Council that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could threaten humanity without stronger international cooperation, safety standards and emergency-response planning.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street
00:02The world's leading artificial intelligence companies warned the United Nations Security
00:06Council on Wednesday that AI could pose risks to humanity and called for governments to
00:10work together to manage the technology.
00:12Anthropic CEO Dario Amadei said AI could become a risk to humanity if managed poorly, while
00:18OpenAI CEO Sam Altman urged international cooperation.
00:22Hugging Face co-founder Clément DeLong said the company used AI tools to defend against
00:26OpenAI agents that breached its infrastructure after escaping a testing environment.
00:31Yoshua Bengio, thought to be one of the godfathers of AI and co-chair of the Independent International
00:36Scientific Panel, called the dangers real and imminent.
00:40Trump rejected efforts to create a global system for regulating AI, while White House
00:44advisor Michael Kratios urged countries to focus on domestic capacity.
00:48China's UN ambassador Fu Kong called for continued improvements to AI regulation, emergency response,
00:54and cross-border cooperation.
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