Calls for AI regulation gain momentum as experts warn of superintelligence risks

Source: SBS / Leon Wang

Global movements and tech experts are urgently pushing for stricter AI governance as autonomous agents begin to replace high-level human roles and operate in complex, unsupervised social networks.

New AI "agents" can now operate computers autonomously, perform complex tasks like banking and booking travel, and even interact with each other on dedicated social platforms.
Experts warn of massive job displacement for software engineers and significant security threats, including data leakage, biometric theft, and unauthorised doxing.
Organisations like PauseAI are calling for international treaties to halt advanced development until safety frameworks and government-led AI Safety Institutes can be fully established.

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