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Ali Mohamed Omar
Ministro di Stato per gli Affari esteri della Somalia, ha detto al Consiglio di sicurezza delle Nazioni Unite che i modelli addestrati soprattutto su dati stranieri rischiano di travisare le lingue e i contesti africani, e che i media sintetici possono infiammare le tensioni sociali, interferire con fragili processi di pace e minare le elezioni.
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- 23 set 2026 – oggiState Minister for Foreign Affairs, SomaliaNo start date is sourced; the date given is the earliest a source attests the role, the UN's own record of the Security Council meeting at which he spoke.Fonte →
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23 set 2026 · Dichiarazione · UN Security Council
Models trained mainly on foreign data may misrepresent African languages and contexts, while synthetic media can inflame social tensions, interfere in fragile peace processes and undermine elections
State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Somalia all’epoca
Said in the Council's debate on artificial intelligence and international security, its first meeting on the safety risks of increasingly capable AI, arguing that AI governance must address Africa's specific vulnerabilities, ensure equitable access and prevent what he called "digital colonialism". The sentence closes on an attribution comma on the page (", he warned"), so it is rendered without final punctuation. No outlet was found carrying the words, so the source is the UN's own meetings coverage, which carries the statement whole.