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Australia’s Albanese Urges World to Act for Humanity in AI Race

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 20 September 2026, 00:39 UTC By Edward Johnson 1 min read
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Australia’s Albanese Urges World to Act for Humanity in AI Race Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said middle powers have an important role to play in mitigating the risks posed by artificial intelligence and called for cooperation between the US and China. Leaders attending the United Nations gathering in coming days will discuss an international framework for AI, Albanese said, following talks in California with Apple Inc. Executive Chairman Tim Cook.

Australia’s Albanese Urges World to Act for Humanity in AI Race Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said middle powers have an important role to play in mitigating the risks posed by artificial intelligence and called for cooperation between the US and China. Leaders attending the United Nations gathering in coming days will discuss an international framework for AI, Albanese said, following talks in California with Apple Inc. Executive Chairman Tim Cook.
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