
Qoraalka wuxuu ku baaqayaa in multipolarity lagu xiro multilateralism si looga hortago khataro aan xuduud lahayn.
Qoraal ku soo baxay Al Jazeera English ayaa sheegay in siyaasadda caalamiga ah ay u egtahay socod wadajir ah oo ku sii socda qarow, isagoo tilmaamay saddex isbeddel oo walaac leh: AI oo kordhinaya khataraha, ma jiro dowlad awood u leh inay nidaam darto, iyo isbahaysi juqraafi oo adkaanaya.
Saddexda isbeddel ee walaaca leh
Qoraalku wuxuu sheegay in AI ay caalamaynayso oo kordhinayso khataraha hore iyo kuwa cusub, iyo in aanay jirin dowlad awood u leh inay nidaam darto. Wuxuu intaa ku daray in isbahaysiga juqraafiga siyaasadeed uu adkaanayo, isagoo iskaashi caalami ah loo arko daciifnimo.
Multipolarity iyo awoodda aan kontoroolka noqon
Qoraalku wuxuu sheegay in aan la filaynin dagaal u dhexeeya Maraykanka iyo Shiinaha, balse dunidu u sii socoto nidaam caalami ah oo aan hegemon lahayn, halkaas oo dowlado iyo isbahaysi goboleed ay ku tartamayaan saameyn. Wuxuu intaa ku daray in dowladaha waaweyn ay ku adkaatay inay awood u beddelaan kontorool, isagoo tusaale u soo qaatay Maraykanka oo aan awoodin inuu Iran foorarsiiyo iyo Ruushka oo ku guuldareystay inuu Yukrayn hoos keeno.
Khataraha aan xuduud lahayn iyo baahida iskaashi
Qoraalku wuxuu digniin ka bixiyay in tignoolajiyada cusub ay khataraha ka dhigayso kuwo aan xuduud lahayn, sida masiibooyin caafimaad, weerarro internet ah, iyo AI oo ka baxa kontoroolka aadanaha. Wuxuu sheegay in Norway ay ka dhigatay ixtiraamka sharciga caalamiga ah iyo hay'adaha badan ee waxtarka leh dan ammaan qaran, isagoo xusay in bishii September Raiisul Wasaaraha Norway Jonas Gahr Store iyo Madaxweynaha Finland Alexander Stubb ay bilaabeen baaq wadajir ah oo ku saabsan kormeerka caalamiga ah ee AI.
The opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence is intensifying old and new threats as geopolitical blocs harden.
An Al Jazeera opinion piece warns that international politics resembles a collective sleepwalk into the abyss, citing three alarming trends: artificial intelligence globalising threats, no state strong enough to impose order, and hardening geopolitical blocs.
A world without a hegemon
The author argues that instead of a US-China war, the world is approaching an international order with no hegemon, in which several states and regional blocs compete for influence, described as genuine global multipolarity. The author says larger states struggle to convert power into control, citing the US inability to force Iran to bend the knee and Russia's failed attempt at subjugating Ukraine.
Technology and threats without borders
The author claims artificial intelligence is adding stress to power structures, transforming people into godlike figures while disempowering everyone and creating new threats. The piece warns that the next pandemic could originate in a hidden laboratory, devastating cyberattacks could be launched from someone's garage, frontier AI systems could spiral beyond human control, and AI could lower barriers to developing nuclear weapons while biological weapons could proliferate unnoticed.
Calls for stronger international institutions
The author states such threats recognise no borders, making strategies based on peace through strength and zero-sum power dynamics unworkable, and argues that a 1 percent annual probability of global catastrophe translates into roughly a 63 percent chance over a century. The author notes that in September, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and Finnish President Alexander Stubb launched a joint Call for Action to establish global oversight and control over advanced AI models, with countries from all over the globe joining the initiative.
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Sawir: Al Jazeera English Xigasho



