29 countries have signed an agreement to create a new international body to oversee the use of artificial intelligence technology.
The new agency will focus on cooperation and regulation of AI, aiming to strengthen coordination between nations, establish unified rules, and ensure the technology is used safely and responsibly.
Officials who took part in the meeting said the rapid development of AI has created an urgent need for global collaboration to reduce risks related to security, private data, and the use of technology that does not comply with international standards. They also stressed that developing countries should have the opportunity to benefit from AI advances.
The new body is expected to facilitate the exchange of research, technical training, and the creation of a unified framework for managing AI development. Technology experts believe this step could significantly change how the world deals with modern technology in the coming years.
Although 29 countries have signed the agreement, more nations are expected to join in the near future. Analysts say this cooperation could help boost innovation, grow the digital economy, and establish international laws that protect public interests and global security.
