Governments must move quickly to regulate artificial intelligence companies and drive a human rights approach to large language models or risk losing control of them, a United Nations report says.
Accelerating business-led development of AI has put governments on a legislative backfoot, the report warns, because the technology is advancing faster than evidence about its impact can be gathered.
The UN’s Independent International Scientific Panel on AI (IISP) handed down …
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