AI labs need international oversight, Konstantin von Notz and Jörn Pohl argued in a September 14 guest opinion for t-online. They called for common minimum rules and a moratorium on new AI applications.
Von Notz is a German Greens member of parliament; Pohl heads his parliamentary office. The authors question whether companies’ existing safeguards will remain sufficient. This is their political risk assessment, not a new technical investigation.
They propose an international body to oversee compliance, with the United Nations playing a central coordinating role. Their article does not establish that governments have agreed to such an arrangement.
The Greens parliamentary group echoes the call in an undated statement, asking for binding rules and stronger public testing capacity. Its page explicitly links the authors’ September opinion.