‘We can’t ignore AI or prevent it,’ Anthony Albanese tells UN general assembly – video
And it’s why we joined with other nations this week to call for action to shape artificial intelligence development, rather than be passively shaped by it,’ he says. Albanese also used the speech as a pitch for Australia to join the UN security council Source: UNTVThu 24 Sep 2026 22.15 EDTShareExplore more on these topicsUnited NationsAustralia news liveAnthony AlbaneseAI (artificial intelligence)
- ▪And it’s why we joined with other nations this week to call for action to shape artificial intelligence development, rather than be passively shaped by it,’ he says.
- ▪Albanese also used the speech as a pitch for Australia to join the UN security council Source: UNTVThu 24 Sep 2026 22.15 EDTShareExplore more on these topicsUnited NationsAustralia news liveAnthony AlbaneseAI (artificial intelligence)
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| Publication time | Fri, 25 Sep 2026 02:15:20 GMT |
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‘We can’t ignore AI or prevent it,’ Anthony Albanese tells UN general assembly – videoAustralia news liveUnited Nations‘We can’t ignore AI or prevent it,’ Anthony Albanese tells UN general assembly – videoDuring his speech to the UN in New York City, the Australian prime minister addresses the AI hack of Medicare, saying the episode reflects the need for greater regulation of artificial intelligence. ‘We can’t ignore AI or prevent it. And it’s why we joined with other nations this week to call for action to shape artificial intelligence development, rather than be passively shaped by it,’ he says.
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