Nobel Prize winners call for binding international 'red lines' on AI

Signers include "godfathers of AI," famous authors, scientists and Nobel Prize winners in nearly every category.
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Nobel Laureates Demand 'Red Lines' on AI

More than 200 leaders in science and politics—including 10 Nobel Prize winners—are urging the world to draw clear, enforceable boundaries on artificial intelligence before the technology spins out of ...
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3 US-based academics awarded the Nobel prize in economics for their work on wealth inequality

Three economists at US universities have been awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for their work on how institutions affect wealth inequality. Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and ...

#WND2025: The global information crisis poses a dire threat – and a unique opportunity

To economic prosperity and human progress, that is. Eleven of the world's leading economists, including two Nobel laureates, ...

World Leaders and AI Pioneers Urge UN to Establish Binding Global AI Safeguards by 2026

Over 200 global leaders, Nobel laureates, and AI pioneers call on the UN to enforce AI safeguards before 2026.

AI scientists and political leaders sign letter calling for ‘red lines’ in AI policy

More than 200 scientists, politicians including Nobel Prize winners have called for an agreement regulating risky AI use cases.
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Nobel perspectives: Crafting economic knowledge for the real world, part one

Our latest special edition features two Nobel laureates in economics whose insights inform UBS’s approach to answering complex questions. 2021 winner David Card (pictured) and 2024 laureate Daron ...
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Job market and artificial intelligence: Game-changer or inequality trap?

The International Labour Organisation’s Generative AI and Jobs Report 2025 points out that one in four jobs globally is directly exposed to AI.