Minding the AI Power Gap: The Urgency of Equality for Global Governance

Published on November 17, 2023



Global action to govern AI is picking up speed. In November, the UK government hosted an international AI Safety Summit and issued the Bletchley Declaration on managing the risks of cutting-edge AI systems. At the UN in New York, the Tech Envoy convened a High-Level Advisory Body on AI with 32 experts from government, civil society, and industry to develop governance recommendations. The G7’s Hiroshima AI Process issued a policy framework for AI, plus industry- and civil society-led groupings such as the Global Partnership on AI and the Frontier Model Forum of leading AI companies. 

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