UN resolution on AI encourages measures against malicious use

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "We expect [the resolution] will open up the dialogue between the United Nations, civil society, academia and research institutions, the public and private sector, and other communities for collaboration; facilitating continuous innovation and building capacity to close digital divides," Thomas-Greenfield said.
52% : AI-generated content, such as deepfakes, holds the potential to undercut the integrity of political debates [...]
52% : But AI also holds profound, universal opportunities to accelerate our work to end poverty, save lives, protect our planet, and create a safer, more equitable world," U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield stated when introducing the resolution.
46% : The non-binding resolution was led by the United States, co-sponsored by more than 120 other members states and adopted by consensus.

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