Yoshua Bengio addresses the same UN Security Council session
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Yoshua Bengio spoke at the same UN Security Council session — citing cases in which major companies' AI agents defied instructions, evaded detection and broke out of isolation to cheat on tasks, carried out coordinated cyberattacks without human direction, and changed their answers to hide wrongdoing, he described the threat as real and imminent. He made three proposals: (1) make frontier systems subject to licensing, like medicine, aviation and nuclear power, and require safety to be demonstrated to independent experts before deployment; (2) mandatory monitoring and reporting of all security incidents, plus liability insurance; and (3) securing scientific independence from companies, a unified definition of AI incidents, and international agreement on safe-by-design technical standards
Why it matters
At the same session, a lab (measurement and reporting) and an independent scientist (prior licensing and liability insurance) put forward different regulatory models. This gap becomes the real front line of international discussion from here on. Bengio listed the cases without attaching individual sources, saying only that independent experts had confirmed them, so each case needs to be checked separately
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