Summary
Türk called for cast-iron guarantees around AI safety and security, warning that advanced systems could affect critical infrastructure, communications and democratic institutions. He urged governments and companies to agree on enforceable red lines and supply-chain protections.
Why it matters
The intervention places frontier-AI risk inside the international human-rights and governance agenda rather than treating it solely as a technical or national-security issue.
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