The debate on AI regulation has been ongoing, with the first UN Security Council meeting discussing potential dangers such as cyber attacks, malfunctioning AI, misinformation spread, and the interaction between AI and nuclear weapons. The High-Level Advisory Body for AI has been established by UN Secretary General António Guterres to investigate global regulation. US tech leaders like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have held talks with US lawmakers to discuss AI and potential future rules. However, some AI insiders are skeptical of global regulation's success. Pierre Haren, an AI researcher, is "flabbergasted" by the emergence of ChatGPT and other generative AI programs. Reinhard Scholl, founder of the UN's 'AI for Good' program, aims to find and implement practical AI solutions. There is a sense of urgency in figuring out AI governance, with Wikipedia's Mr. Wales arguing that the UN is misguided in overestimating the role of tech giants like Google in AI products.