DeepSeek invited to make a statement at UN Security Council AI meeting
Reuters says DeepSeek and other Chinese AI developers were invited to make statements at the September 23rd meeting, but DeepSeek's attendance, delegate and remarks remain unconfirmed.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Reuters
Why it matters
DeepSeek's invitation gives a Chinese AI lab that distributes model weights and sells managed API access a possible place in a global security discussion that includes closed-model US rivals. DeepSeek's attendance, delegate and position on safety or open-weight governance remain unconfirmed.
DeepSeek, the Hangzhou AI developer founded by Liang Wenfeng, was invited to make a statement at a United Nations Security Council meeting on artificial intelligence and international security scheduled for September 23rd, Reuters reported. Other Chinese AI developers, including Moonshot AI, also received invitations.…
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