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On September 22, Reuters broke the news that two insiders disclosed DeepSeek, a burgeoning Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup, is scheduled to present a briefing on AI risks to the United Nations Security Council this week. On September 23 (local time), the United Nations Security Council will hold a meeting with a specific focus on AI and international security concerns.
In the past, numerous leaders within the AI industry have advocated for a deceleration in the development of highly advanced AI systems. They have raised alarms, cautioning that these systems possess the potential to achieve self-improvement capabilities and could ultimately elude human control. It has been reported that Chinese AI companies, including DeepSeek and Kimi, have also received invitations to deliver statements.
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