Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is expected to brief the UN Security Council this week on risks posed by artificial intelligence, according to sources familiar with the matter. The briefings are planned as world leaders gather in New York for the annual UN General Assembly.
The UN Security Council, made up of 15 member states, is scheduled to hold a meeting on Wednesday, where the initiative is expected to be discussed. One outlet reports that DeepSeek will be among the companies participating in the session, while another similarly cites unnamed sources saying the company’s briefing will take place this week.
Across the reports, the main details are consistent: DeepSeek is slated to provide information to the Security Council focused on AI-related risks, and the timing is linked to the Wednesday meeting during UNGA week. Neither report includes specific content from DeepSeek’s presentation or details on whether other companies or experts will also brief the council, beyond referencing the planned meeting and the company’s participation.
