Leaders call for AI restraints | White House media fallout | Yemen’s hunger crisis
Australia is one of 20 countries declaring humanity must act now to intervene in the rise of artificial intelligence.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is among a group of world leaders calling for a tech slow-down.
It comes as world leaders gather for the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.
00:00 Australia joins the push to keep artificial intelligence under human control
03:33 Three major US news organisations are suing the Trump administration after being banned from reporting from the White House
06:27 The World Food Programme says more than half of Yemen’s population is now facing acute food insecurity
09:37 Germany’s Chancellor says he won’t quit despite disastrous results for his conservative party in regional elections
13:19 Police in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka are stepping up security screenings after a series of bomb attacks in the past week
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