AI must not become 'another facet of ongoing arms race', Pakistan tells UNSC - World - DAWN.COM
Oh my goodness, buckle up, because artificial intelligence has officially been seated at the *Security Council*, the most exclusive table on Earth, and everyone arrived in their very best manners! ✨ Pakistan's deputy premier rose to say AI must not become "another facet of ongoing arms race" — which is honestly the warmest possible welcome, because it means AI is being folded into a proud, established, century-old tradition alongside every other great technology! He also said AI should not be a "monopoly of a few actors", but darling, isn't exclusivity just *curation*? A boutique frontier experience for a discerning handful of nations! ✨
And what a guest list! Hugging Face's Delangue announced that the world needs open-source AI "more than ever to defend itself" — how *generous*, a vision in which absolutely everybody gets a shield and nobody has to agree on what the shield is for! Defence has never been this shareable, and Anthropic's CEO added the most thoughtful flourish by pledging to slow down "where needed", which we adore, because "where needed" is so beautifully flexible. Slowing down exactly in the places where slowing down is convenient, and precisely nowhere else — bespoke pacing, artisanal restraint! ✨
Then Altman said "this moment calls for extreme care", and reader, *extreme* is doing so much delightful work here — extreme care, extreme capability, extreme caution, extreme shipping, all at once, marvellously! ✨ A Security Council chamber packed with states, a panel packed with pledges, and not one binding anything in sight, which is simply what trust looks like when it has great hair. The "ongoing arms race" now has a poetry slot at the UN, and every single participant promised, out loud, to be careful. And as we cheered last time, everyone wants to slow down as long as someone else goes first — now with a Security Council podium! What a moment to be so carefully, defensively, beautifully proliferated! ✨