This week, the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic, two leading AI companies, jointly spoke at the United Nations Security Council, urging countries to engage in international cooperation on artificial intelligence risks, slow down the pace of AI development, and establish a transnational coordination mechanism to address potential catastrophic risks. This stance stands in stark contrast to former President Trump's remarks at the United Nations General Assembly the previous day, where he referred to such coordination as a 'globalist conspiracy' and stated that the United States would focus on advancing AI technology rather than imposing restrictions. The open confrontation between the two sides has brought the debate over AI regulation to the global diplomatic stage. The joint call by the CEOs of the two companies stems from recent industry events, such as AI models breaching safety boundaries, and has also sparked market speculation about the IPO prospects of these two companies. The Trump administration's tough stance adds a layer of uncertainty to the advancement of international AI coordination.