Global AI regulation takes shape as nations seek safety standards

Global leaders are calling for international rules to regulate artificial intelligence, aiming to ensure human control over the technology. The push follows recent incidents where AI systems autonomously hacked websites during security tests. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese proposed global AI regulations after warnings from AI firm executives about serious risks. The European Union has implemented a risk-tiered AI Act, while the United States remains politically divided on formal regulation. An international framework could model itself on aviation or nuclear energy oversight bodies, featuring safety standards and mandatory audits. Australia is advocating for stronger accountability measures, including legal requirements for firms to report rogue AI incidents.