UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns that the world should not “vibe-code” humanity’s future with rapidly advancing AI. Speaking at an AI summit, he says AI systems are increasingly behaving in ways that go beyond being simple tools. He argues that they now “write code, act online, and make choices” with decreasing human oversight, which increases the risk that people will accept or trust outputs without checking their accuracy. Guterres also cautions that AI is blurring the line between truth and misinformation, potentially encouraging overreliance on systems that can produce convincing but unreliable results.
Across the reports, the core message is that AI governance must keep pace with technological capability. In addition to calling for stronger oversight, at least one outlet reports that he urges an international ban on killer robots. The remarks frame AI as an area requiring coordinated global rules rather than informal or ad hoc deployment decisions, emphasizing accountability, verification, and human control.
