卡内基国际和平研究院：2024年人工智能风险国际科学评估的未来报告（英文版）

I nternational coordination will be a necessary part of addressing AI’s global impacts and effective coordination demands a shared, scientifically rigorous understanding of AI risks. While it does not guarantee international cooperation, shared scientific understanding has been a necessary precondition for progress in other globally significant policy domains like climate change,2 biodiversity and ecosystems,3 and radiation risks.4 However, several challenges make this task deeply complex