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mit tech review · September 22, 2026

22 nations push for global AI body as hype meets skepticism

22 nations call for a new global body to oversee ai with pre-deployment testing and common safety standards. this move comes as experts question ai breakthrough claims.

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a coalition of 22 nations has called for the establishment of a new global body to oversee artificial intelligence, with a focus on pre-deployment testing and common safety standards. this initiative comes as experts, including timnit gebru and emily m. bender, express skepticism about recent ai breakthrough claims, suggesting that companies may be overstating ai capabilities for commercial gain. the proposed global body aims to address concerns around ai safety and governance. however, notable exceptions to this declaration include the us and china. separately, openai has proposed its own global ai safety standards, advocating for the us to lead international efforts.

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