UN chief urges ban on killer robots in final address

At the UN General Assembly in New York, Secretary-General António Guterres delivered his final opening speech, urging world leaders to prevent AI from making life-or-death decisions and to ban "killer robots." Guterres stated that children must never be test subjects for unregulated systems and that machines should not decide on life and death. He emphasized that "killer robots" have no place in our future. Reflecting on his decade in office, Guterres said true power lies in building a future that works for all, not in dominating. He vowed to continue advocating for peace and human dignity after his term ends on January 1.