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A United Nations scientific panel is urging governments to establish AI safeguards immediately, arguing that regulations should not be delayed until the full extent of the technology’s risks is understood. This recommendation follows a global assessment of the industry and suggests that international oversight must keep pace with the rapid development of autonomous AI agents.
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