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Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing learning, work, and daily life, but it may also be used for war, deception, and harming others.

Therefore, the United Nations calls on all countries to create clear, shared rules together. A small number of large companies must not be allowed to decide the future of this technology.

Artificial intelligence systems should undergo safety checks before being used, and it should be clear who is responsible if problems occur.

Children’s safety is especially important, because artificial intelligence has already entered children’s learning, friendships, and online lives, yet it may create false information or inappropriate content.

People’s rights must also be protected.

In important areas such as healthcare, justice, and public safety, machines can provide information, but people should make the final decisions and take responsibility.

In addition, developing countries should also have opportunities to use and learn about artificial intelligence, so that the gap between countries does not grow wider and wider.

Artificial intelligence centers consume large amounts of electricity and water. Therefore, companies should disclose their energy use and use more renewable energy.

Only by valuing safety, fairness, and the environment can artificial intelligence truly help everyone.