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Unchecked AI progress could bring catastrophic risks, UN Panel warns

Unchecked AI progress could bring catastrophic risks, UN Panel warns

Pressinsider • July 2, 2026

A United Nations-backed scientific panel has warned that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than the world’s ability to measure, control or govern it, raising the risk that unchecked deployment could lead to catastrophic outcomes across cybersecurity, biotechnology, disinformation, financial systems and democratic institutions.

A United Nations-backed scientific panel has warned that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than the world’s ability to measure, control or govern it, raising the risk that unchecked deployment could lead to catastrophic outcomes across cybersecurity, biotechnology, disinformation, financial systems and democratic institutions.

India’s new investment announcements rose sharply in the June quarter, but the strength came from a narrow base. Nuclear power and data centers accounted for nearly three-fourths of fresh project proposals, masking a slowdown across large parts of the traditional investment economy.

India’s new investment announcements rose sharply in the June quarter, but the strength came from a narrow base. Nuclear power and data centers accounted for nearly three-fourths of fresh project proposals, masking a slowdown across large parts of the traditional investment economy.

L&T Technology Services Ltd, Wipro Ltd, International Business Machines Corp.’s India arm, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Infosys Ltd are competing to build India’s new Customs Integrated System, Business Standard reported, citing unidentified government officials.

L&T Technology Services Ltd, Wipro Ltd, International Business Machines Corp.’s India arm, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Infosys Ltd are competing to build India’s new Customs Integrated System, Business Standard reported, citing unidentified government officials.