1. Do you believe that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is creating new challenges for global security and governance?
2. Do you worry that the rapid advancement of AI technologies could create new security risks, including cyberattacks and data breaches?
3. Are you concerned that AI-generated misinformation and deepfake content could pose a threat to social trust?
4. Do you believe that technological barriers and digital fragmentation in the field of artificial intelligence could hinder global scientific and technological cooperation and increase shared risks?
5. Do you believe that a global AI governance mechanism should be established to prevent the misuse of artificial intelligence and the loss of human control over it?
6. Do you believe that disparities in funding and infrastructure between developed and developing countries are becoming a major obstacle to international cooperation on AI governance?
7. Do you believe that AI governance should involve greater participation from developing countries and the Global South to make it more fair and inclusive?
8. Do you believe that the international community should work together to promote inclusive and accessible AI development and prevent the widening of the digital divide?
9. Do you believe that differences among countries in security, development and values may make it difficult to reach consensus on global AI governance?
10. Do you worry that some developed countries may use AI governance rules to maintain their technological advantages and market dominance?
11. Do you believe that advancing AI governance under multilateral frameworks such as the UN is more conducive to building broad consensus than rule-making led by a few countries?
12. Do you agree that open cooperation, rather than technological containment, is more effective in promoting the safe and sustainable development of artificial intelligence?
