Carney and Macron Push Global 'Technology Stability Board' to Regulate AI, WSJ Reports
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WSJ details a group chat linking Canada's Mark Carney, France's Emmanuel Macron, Norway's Jonas Gahr Støre and Finland's Alexander Stubb as they push for a global 'technology stability board' to govern AI — modeled on the Financial Stability Board. Stubb and Macron released a joint paper asserting AI must remain 'under human direction, oversight and control.' The push comes a day after Trump's UN General Assembly speech rejecting international AI guardrails as a 'globalist scheme.'
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