However, as AI systems proceed ahead, the frameworks meant to govern them lag dangerously behind. The panel’s first report, expected this year, will likely serve as the most reliable global benchmark yet for AI safety and governance. The second pillar is the Global Dialogue on AI Governance, an annual forum set to debut in Geneva in 2026. Without access to computing infrastructure, data ecosystems, and skilled human capital, developing countries cannot significantly contribute to shaping global AI systems. This has created a contradiction: the technology needs cooperation to ensure safety and stability, which is antithetical to the nature of global politics.

Source: The Telegraph January 10, 2026 02:49 UTC