UN chief calls for AI curbs and end to wars in his last assembly address.
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First reportThe Guardian · 22 Sept, 13:30Z
Latest reportReuters · 22 Sept, 13:59Z
Span1 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
The UN chief urged tighter AI controls and an end to wars in his final General Assembly address.
Why
The appeal linked technology governance and conflict resolution to the UN’s core responsibilities.
Watch
Watch how member states respond to his proposals on AI oversight and ending conflicts.
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Summary
- Guterres warns wars and global issues outpace powers of states and firms.
- He critiques energy profiteering and Africa's exclusion from permanent UN Security Council.
- Calls for a new AI regulatory compact and a balanced, representative UN reform.
- Stresses need for multilateralism and accountability under international law.
- Highlights humanitarian crises in Gaza and Ukraine, urging civilian protection and aid.