On September 22, UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence to prevent a dystopian future marked by excessive corporate power concentration and the proliferation of killer robots. He pointed out that the rapid development of cutting-edge AI models could threaten the status of sovereign nations, with power shifting from governments to a handful of private companies and individuals. Guterres urged the international community to agree on new AI safety measures, emphasizing that the pace of AI development has outstripped humanity's ability to understand its consequences. He specifically mentioned that the competition for AI and data centers has become a key force in the current era, calling for the establishment of safeguards to ensure the safe development of technology. Guterres also stated that governments with the strongest AI capabilities bear the greatest responsibility to humanity and should establish channels for dialogue, transparency, trust, and cooperation.