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OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind Consider AI Regulatory Body

Three artificial intelligence giants say they are working to create a risk oversight structure, a project already facing criticism and political blockade threats, according to RFI.

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OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are working to establish an oversight body for risks related to artificial intelligence (AI), according to information reported by RFI on September 16, 2026.

This initiative comes in response to repeated calls from various quarters for better regulation of the potential pitfalls of this rapidly growing technology.

According to RFI, these three major players in the sector are advocating notably for the creation of a supervisory and oversight body that would have the power to oppose projects deemed most dangerous.

However, the project is already facing criticism, RFI notes, and would be threatened with political obstruction, though details of these objections are not specified in the available information.

The initiative highlights persistent tensions between AI-developing companies and regulators, as debates over governing this technology intensify at the international level.

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