AI Global Safeguards Coalition

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1. 21 Sep

   Anthony Albanese is among 22 world leaders are urgently calling for global guardrails to ensure AI remains "under human control".

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• 22 Sep Live: Albanese calls for leaders to come together to tackle risks of AIPrime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed world leaders at the United Nations, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) and mitigate risks such as child exploitation and rogue AI incidents. He cited Australia's social media age ban as a model for other nations, advocating for proactive regulation rather than reactive measures. In contrast, US President Donald Trump…ABC News (AU)
• 22 Sep 20 countries propose global oversight body to manage AI dangersTwenty countries and the European Union have proposed creating a global oversight body to manage risks associated with artificial intelligence. This joint statement, released on Monday ahead of the United Nations General Assembly discussions on AI, calls for immediate action from governments and industry to ensure that AI development aligns with international law and remains under human control. The signatories…Al Jazeera
• 21 Sep Twenty-nation coalition calls for global oversight body on AI ahead of UN summitNorway and Finland led 20 nations in calling for an international oversight body on AI during the U.N. General Assembly week, with Germany, Canada, and the European Commission among supporters. The declaration urges the UN to explore creating a global institution that sets standards and verifies AI developments. It also recommends developing common standards to ensure equitable access to AI benefits across all…Washington Examiner
• 21 Sep Australia news live: Chalmers says migration needed for falling birth rate; city of Sydney bans smart glassesPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has signed a declaration with leaders from over 20 countries advocating for human control over artificial intelligence. The document highlights concerns about AI's potential risks and calls for international law compliance, transparent safety protocols, and common standards. Additionally, Albanese met with Ursula von der Leyen and other EU officials to discuss free trade, China…The Guardian
• 21 Sep Australia news LIVE: PM signs declaration calling for international AI safeguards; American television networks refuse to cover press events with Trump after he banned CNNPrime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a declaration at the United Nations calling for international safeguards on AI technologies like mandatory safety testing and independent evaluations, with Australia among 22 signatories. Meanwhile, major American TV networks are boycotting press events hosted by former President Donald Trump after he banned CNN from covering his activities. Treasurer Jim Chalmers also released…Sydney Morning Herald
• 21 Sep Australia joins global push for AI controls amid fears of runaway AIAnthony Albanese and 21 other world leaders have issued a statement urging global control measures to ensure artificial intelligence remains under human direction as it rapidly evolves. The declaration warns that current efforts to regulate AI are insufficient and highlights the risk of unchecked development posing safety and security threats. Issued ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, the coalition calls…ABC News (AU)
• 21 Sep Australia joins call for AI safeguards amid warnings of out-of-control risksPrime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a declaration at the United Nations alongside other world leaders calling for international safeguards on artificial intelligence. The declaration emphasizes mandatory safety testing, independent evaluations, and greater oversight of advanced AI systems due to concerns that these technologies could outpace governments' ability to manage risks effectively. Leaders from various…Sydney Morning Herald

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