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In its first thematic brief, the UN's Independent International Scientific Panel on AI urges governments to rein in AI agents before risks are fully understood

The report lands as Beijing and Washington prepare to discuss AI and world leaders gather in New York this week.

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In its first thematic brief, the UN's Independent International Scientific Panel on AI urges governments to rein in AI agents before risks are fully understood

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