Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister warns of new AI threats amid fragmented power, calls for stronger international cooperation
Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister warns that artificial intelligence is globalizing and accelerating new and old threats, while no single state is strong enough to impose order, leading to a fragmented international landscape. The official emphasizes that international cooperation is more vital than ever to ensure global security, advocating for powerful international institutions and laws to develop and enforce global standards.
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