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A Norwegian deputy foreign minister argues that AI risks are difficult for any one country to contain and calls for stronger international rules and oversight. The Al Jazeera opinion piece points to a September initiative launched by Norway and Finland seeking global oversight of advanced AI models, and says countries from several regions have joined.

This is advocacy, not a new agreement or evidence that binding controls are imminent. Still, it puts a clear choice on the table: whether AI governance can work across borders, or whether states will keep trying to manage shared risks alone.

Discuss: Should advanced AI be governed through international oversight, even if that means governments sharing sensitive information, or should each country set its own rules?

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