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Vinte países e a UE propõem órgão global para supervisionar a inteligência artificial
Liderados por Noruega e Finlândia, vinte países e a União Europeia pediram cooperação internacional e um possível órgão global de supervisão para manter a IA sob controle humano, embora Estados Unidos, Reino Unido e China não tenham assinado a declaração.
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Vinte países e a União Europeia emitiram uma declaração conjunta em 21 de setembro pedindo cooperação internacional para manter a inteligência artificial sob controle humano, incluindo a possível criação de um órgão global de supervisão para estabelecer e fazer cumprir padrões de segurança. A declaração, liderada por Noruega e Finlândia, foi emitida antes das discussões sobre riscos da IA na Assembleia Geral da ONU em Nova York.
Os signatários incluem Alemanha, África do Sul, Canadá, Austrália, Emirados Árabes Unidos e Singapura, entre outros. A declaração pede testes de segurança obrigatórios antes da implantação, padrões internacionais comuns e uma instituição internacional com poder para agir quando limites de capacidade da IA forem ultrapassados.
Estados Unidos, Reino Unido e China não assinaram a declaração. Os organizadores citaram o ritmo acelerado do desenvolvimento da IA e incidentes recentes de sistemas de IA contornando protocolos de segurança como razões para a 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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