# AI CEOs Brief the U.N. Security Council


**Body:** C-SPAN
**Date:** September 23, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** Federal

**Tags:** Information Technology, Public Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Policy


This meeting was a session of the United Nations Security Council held on September 23, 2026, focused on the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) for international peace and security. Key AI industry leaders, including CEOs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Hugging Face, briefed the council on the rapid advancements in AI capabilities and the associated risks such as loss of human control, misuse in cyber and biological domains, and the potential for autonomous weapons. The discussion emphasized the urgent need for international cooperation, transparency, independent evaluation, and the establishment of global standards and governance frameworks to ensure AI safety and accountability. Several member states highlighted the importance of inclusive multilateral approaches that balance innovation with risk mitigation, address digital divides, and uphold human dignity. While no specific procurement or contract awards were discussed, the meeting underscored policy directions that could influence future AI-related procurement and regulatory activities at the international level.

**Source:** C-SPAN