At the United Nations in New York, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joined more than 20 world leaders and senior officials declaring that “AI must remain under human direction, oversight and control”.
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‘Same sense of urgency’: UN chief compares AI risk to nuclear weapons
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Albanese signs‘Same sense of urgency’: UN chief compares AIdeclaration with world leaders calling for international safeguardsrisk to nuclear weapons - the headline was changed:
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Australia joins callAlbanese signs declaration with world leaders calling for international AI safeguardsamid warnings of out-of-control risks
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