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Veinte países y la UE proponen un organismo mundial para supervisar la inteligencia artificial
Liderados por Noruega y Finlandia, veinte países y la Unión Europea pidieron cooperación internacional y un posible organismo mundial de supervisión para mantener la IA bajo control humano, aunque Estados Unidos, Reino Unido y China no firmaron la declaración.
Sintetizado por IA a partir de las fuentes citadas a continuación.
Veinte países y la Unión Europea emitieron una declaración conjunta el 21 de septiembre pidiendo cooperación internacional para mantener la inteligencia artificial bajo control humano, incluida la posible creación de un organismo mundial de supervisión que establezca y haga cumplir estándares de seguridad. La declaración, liderada por Noruega y Finlandia, se emitió antes de los debates sobre los riesgos de la IA en la Asamblea General de la ONU en Nueva York.
Entre los firmantes se encuentran Alemania, Sudáfrica, Canadá, Australia, los Emiratos Árabes Unidos y Singapur, entre otros. La declaración pide pruebas de seguridad obligatorias antes del despliegue, estándares internacionales comunes y una institución internacional facultada para actuar cuando se superen ciertos umbrales de capacidad de la IA.
Estados Unidos, Reino Unido y China no firmaron la declaración. Los organizadores citaron el rápido ritmo del desarrollo de la IA y recientes incidentes de sistemas de IA que eluden protocolos de seguridad como razones para la iniciativa.
Key facts
- Twenty countries and the European Union issued a joint AI safety declaration on September 21, 2026.
- The declaration was led by Norway and Finland ahead of the UN General Assembly's discussions on AI risks.
- Signatories include Germany, South Africa, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Singapore.
- The declaration proposes mandatory pre-deployment testing and a global institution to enforce AI safety standards.
- The United States, the United Kingdom and China did not sign the declaration.
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