The United Nations rights chief has warned that artificial intelligence could pose an existential risk to humanity if development outpaces effective oversight. The warning highlights concerns about autonomous weapons, mass surveillance, misinformation, discrimination and the potential misuse of powerful systems. Officials are urging governments and technology companies to establish stronger safeguards, transparency requirements and accountability measures. While AI could deliver major benefits in health, education and economic growth, experts say international cooperation will be essential to reduce dangers and protect fundamental rights.
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