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Every Silicon AI News story about AI Governance, month by month, newest first.
Trump says his AI guardrail is the Justice Department.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said at the White House on September 24 that the US and China must keep AI “always under human control”. Earlier that day, Trump wrote that he wants to leave AI “exactly where it is”. No AI agreement had been published by Friday morning.
No decision followed, and the US rejects new global AI bodies.
At a UN Security Council meeting on September 23, Yoshua Bengio, OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Hugging Face’s Clément Delangue urged countries to work together on AI risks. Amodei proposed narrow global bans and shared safety tests. No statement or resolution was adopted.
The meeting is on September 23. The focus is AI misuse and loss of control.
France has called a public Security Council meeting on AI and international security for 21:00 CEST on September 23. Yoshua Bengio, OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Hugging Face’s Clément Delangue are expected to brief. No resolution or statement is planned.
At the UN, Trump rejected any international control.
Leaders from 20 countries and the European Commission called for safety tests, shared incident reports, and a possible new international AI body. The United States did not sign, and President Trump used his UN speech to reject what the White House called a globalist scheme of control.
A private summit is not public control.
Leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Nvidia met ministers and civil-society figures in Scotland. They discussed human dignity and social benefit, but announced no binding rules.
His voting power is limited.
Paul Christiano joins the nonprofit board and its Safety and Security Committee. He will only observe the business board, so the real test is how his advice changes decisions.
His warning is a belief, not a forecast.
Jacob Coxon says leading labs are moving too fast toward much stronger AI. His concern deserves attention, but a personal risk estimate cannot tell us what will happen.