U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday cautioned that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is outpacing the world's ability to regulate it, stressing the need for coordinated global rules to address its growing risks—particularly those affecting children. Speaking at the inaugural government-level Global Dialogue on AI in Geneva, Guterres said the technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with the potential to transform economies, reshape employment, influence elections, and alter global security. He warned that AI is being adopted so quickly that even its creators are struggling to fully understand and manage its impact.

Disclaimer: This video is taken from WION.