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Title: Paul George Savluc Calls for a Human-First Global Framework for AI Safety, Cybersecurity and Responsible Robotics

North Vancouver, BC, Canada, 22nd Sep 2026 - Paul George Savluc, a Canadian technology executive, artificial intelligence specialist and founder of OpenQQuantify, is calling for a coordinated global approach to AI safety, cybersecurity, robotics governance and digital-twin security.Savluc argues that artificial intelligence should expand human capability, protect freedom and improve society, while remaining accountable to the people affected by it. As governments and corporations accelerate the deployment of autonomous systems, generative AI, intelligent robotics and algorithmic decision-making, he believes technical safety must advance at the same speed.“Artificial intelligence should help humanity build, discover, heal and prosper,” said Paul George Savluc. “It must never become an unaccountable force that displaces human authority, manipulates populations or makes irreversible decisions without meaningful oversight. Humanity must remain in command.”Paul George Savluc Calls for a Human-First Global Framework for AI Safety, Cybersecurity and Responsible Robotics.Technology leader urges policymakers, engineers and businesses to ensure humanity remains in control of artificial intelligence.Preventing AI From Overriding Human Authority.Savluc warns that the most serious AI risks may not begin with a dramatic machine rebellion. They may emerge gradually through excessive dependence on systems that people cannot inspect, challenge or safely deactivate.AI increasingly influences employment, finance, healthcare, infrastructure, communications, security and access to public services. Poorly governed systems could concentrate decision-making power, amplify misinformation, expose sensitive information or allow governments and corporations to influence citizens at unprecedented s...

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