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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues from Rain and Snow and Mr. Aviation! CTOnews.com, July 5, according to the Associated Press, the United Nations Security Council will hold its first meeting on artificial intelligence (AI) regulation on July 18 to discuss the potential threat of AI to international peace and security, which will be chaired by the United Kingdom.

▲ Tu Yuan Pexels British Ambassador to the United Nations Barbara Woodward (Barbara Woodward) said the meeting was at the heart of the UK's rotating presidency of the Security Council this month. The meeting included a briefing by international AI experts and UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.

CTOnews.com had previously reported that Guterres said publicly last month that scientists and AI experts were calling for global action because AI could pose the same existential threat to mankind as the risk of nuclear war. Guterres also suggested that the International Atomic Energy Agency should be used as a model to build a global regulatory body based on expertise and with certain regulatory powers.

Mr Woodward argued that the UK wanted to encourage "a multilateral approach to managing the huge opportunities and risks posed by AI for all" and that "this requires a global effort".

Woodward also believes that the benefits of AI are enormous, with the potential to help United Nations development projects, improve humanitarian assistance operations, assist peacekeeping operations and support conflict prevention, and may also help narrow the gap between developing and developed countries. But she also stressed that AI also has serious security problems that must be addressed, such as its use in autonomous control of weapons or the manipulation of nuclear weapons.

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