Reuters reported on the 22nd that according to two people familiar with the matter, Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek will inform the UN Security Council about the risks posed by artificial intelligence this week. The UN Security Council will meet on September 23, local time, to discuss artificial intelligence and international security issues. A few weeks earlier, a number of AI industry leaders called for coordination to slow the pace of development of increasingly powerful artificial intelligence systems and warned that these systems could soon improve themselves and thus escape human control. DeepSeek and other Chinese artificial intelligence companies, including Dark Side of the Moon, were also invited to issue a statement, according to a source.

Reuters reported on the 22nd that according to two people familiar with the matter, Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek will inform the UN Security Council about the risks posed by artificial intelligence this week. The UN Security Council will meet on September 23, local time, to discuss artificial intelligence and international security issues. A few weeks earlier, a number of AI industry leaders called for coordination to slow the pace of development of increasingly powerful artificial intelligence systems and warned that these systems could soon improve themselves and thus escape human control. DeepSeek and other Chinese artificial intelligence companies, including Dark Side of the Moon, were also invited to issue a statement, according to a source.