By Choonsik Yoo ( October 2, 2026, 04:57 GMT | Insight) -- The global network of artificial-intelligence safety institutes plans to discuss next week whether and how it can take the lead in facilitating international efforts to manage frontier AI risks, including by developing standards and monitoring incidents, the head of South Korea’s AI Safety Institute said. The 10-member network could play the verifying role in a future global regime for managing advanced AI risks, while the G20 could provide a broader forum for international coordination, with the UK and South Korea well positioned to advance the issue during their respective G20 presidencies in 2027 and 2028, Kim said.Artificial-intelligence safety institutes belonging to a 10-member global network plan to discuss early next week whether and how the group can take the lead in facilitating efforts to tackle safety issues involving advanced frontier AI, the head of the South Korean institute said Thursday....
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