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The UN Security Council will hold a meeting on Wednesday, convened by France, to discuss AI risks and their impact on international security. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are reportedly expected to attend and brief the council, along with Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue and Yoshua Bengio, co-chair of the UN’s International Scientific Panel on AI. Chinese AI firms DeepSeek and Moonshot’s Kimi have also been invited to speak at the meeting — DeepSeek is reportedly expected to take part, though founder Liang Wenfeng himself won’t be attending in person. This is the first time the UN Security Council has formally addressed AI since 2023, and the meeting comes amid growing concern over the rapidly increasing capabilities of AI systems and the possibility that humans could lose control over them. Cointelegraph has reached out to Anthropic, OpenAI, and the UN spokesperson’s office for confirmation and comment, but had not received a response as of publication.

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This story is worth watching because it’s the first time since 2023 that the UN Security Council has formally put AI risk on its agenda — and it’s not just Western players like Anthropic and OpenAI at the table. Chinese teams like DeepSeek and Kimi have been invited to speak too, which shows AI governance has stopped being something any single bloc gets to define on its own.

For AI builders, this meeting reflects a clear trend: as models get more capable, the pressure for regulation and international coordination shows up earlier — it doesn’t wait for the industry to feel “ready.” AI safety discussions used to mostly stay at the level of corporate self-regulation or single-country legislation. Now it’s jumping straight to Security Council-level international security frameworks, which means builders will increasingly have to navigate not just technical specs, but cross-border policy uncertainty too. Who gets a seat at the table — and who gets left out — will likely shape who ends up setting the AI standards of the future.

For readers, it’s worth checking whether the AI tools you use or build are already thinking ahead about cross-border regulation and safety disclosure.

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