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Currently, there isn't one single global or national body with comprehensive oversight of AI safety. Governments and international organisations are in the early stages of developing frameworks and regulations. This fragmented landscape means that much of the responsibility for safety still rests with the AI companies themselves, as Robinson's warning suggests.
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