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Technology

AI industry leaders call for international rules at UN

Source: Al Jazeera · 24 Sep 2026, 00:13 UTC
AI industry leaders call for international rules at UN
Image: Al Jazeera · original report

Artificial-intelligence industry leaders have urged global regulation at the United Nations, according to Al Jazeera. Their appeal comes as the administration of US President Donald Trump resists establishing new guardrails. The supplied material does not identify the speakers, specify the proposed rules or describe the US administration’s stated objections.

Artificial-intelligence industry leaders have called for global regulation of the technology at the United Nations, Al Jazeera reports. The appeal comes as the Trump administration is described as resisting the creation of new guardrails for AI. The supplied material does not identify the industry leaders who made the call or detail the regulatory framework they support.

It also does not give the administration’s stated reasons for opposing or hesitating over new safeguards.

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