Although artificial intelligence technologies make our lives easier, they come with some risks. Authorities around the world are also trying to take the necessary precautions. The latest move by the United Nations (UN) is one of them.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said in his statement that the UN An advisory body with 39 members announced its creation. Plate, risks and management of artificial intelligence It will guide the world on issues such as.

The board consists of technology managers, government officials and academics

The new UN advisory body from around the world technology executives, government officials and academics Contains. Guterres also states that they took such a step to maximize the benefits of artificial intelligence for humanity and to manage and reduce the risks.

The board includes representatives from technology giants such as Mira Murati, chief technology officer of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, Sony CTO Hiroaki Kitano, Google CEO James Manyika and Microsoft’s artificial intelligence chief Natasha Crampton. In addition, there are government officials from many countries on several continents and professors and academics from leading schools including Cambridge, Stanford and Tokyo University.

The Advisory Council’s priorities include building global consensus on risks and challenges, ensuring that artificial intelligence is used to achieve sustainable development goals, and strengthening global cooperation in the governance of these technologies.