New York – November 13, 2026: In a decisive moment for global technological multilateralism, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has formally welcomed and endorsed the findings of the first Global AI Scientific Assessment, declaring that the international community now possesses the definitive empirical consensus required to govern artificial intelligence safely and equitably.
The landmark report, authored by an independent international scientific panel comprising over 120 leading researchers across 40 countries, highlights the profound opportunities of AI in climate modelling and drug discovery while sounding urgent alarms over catastrophic systemic vulnerabilities, biosecurity risks, and rapid algorithmic centralization in a handful of corporate hands.
Endorsing the assessment before the UN General Assembly, Guterres called on member states to urgently establish a permanent international scientific panel modeled on the IPCC, implement binding pre-deployment frontier safety testing protocols, and create a shared Global Compute and Data Bank to guarantee that developing nations are not locked out of the AI revolution.
Multilateral delegates hailed the report as the foundational technical bedrock for the upcoming International Digital Compact, emphasizing that international cooperation must move faster than the pace of neural model development to safeguard humanity.
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