On September 23, 2026, local time, the United Nations Security Council held a high-level meeting on the issue of 'Artificial Intelligence and International Security'. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei spoke in turn, warning of the potential risks of out of control (loss of control) due to the rapid advancement of AI capabilities and calling for the establishment of an international coordination mechanism and common safety standards. Altman emphasized that AI development must remain under human control and not be solely determined by laboratories. Amodei explicitly proposed slowing down the pace of AI development to allow safety research and regulatory measures to keep up with technological progress. Both believed that AI poses two major categories of risks—malicious use and loss of control over its own capabilities—that require a collective response from the international community. However, the Trump administration explicitly opposed the establishment of a new global AI governance framework, arguing that the pace of AI development and potential risks do not justify restricting technological progress or handing regulatory authority over to international mechanisms.