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Discover Artificial IntelligenceThis study examines the sovereignty-internationalism paradox in AI governance, which encapsulates the tension between state control over algorithmic systems and the necessity of transnational collaboration to regulate borderless technologies.
Artur Ishkhanyan
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Transfeminist AI governance [PDF]
First MondayThis paper re-imagines the governance of artificial intelligence (AI) through a transfeminist lens, focusing on challenges of power, participation, and injustice, and on opportunities for advancing equity, community-based resistance, and transformative change.
Blair Attard-Frost
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AI Governance in Higher Education: Case Studies of Guidance at Big Ten Universities [PDF]
Future InternetGenerative AI has drawn significant attention from stakeholders in higher education. As it introduces new opportunities for personalized learning and tutoring support, it simultaneously poses challenges to academic integrity and leads to ethical issues ...
Chuhao Wu, He Zhang, John M. Carroll
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The urgency of centering safety-net organizations in AI governance. [PDF]
NPJ Digit MedAlthough robust AI governance requires the engagement of diverse stakeholders across the artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, the US safety net has largely been excluded from this kind of collaboration.
Nong P, Maurer E, Dwivedi R.
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e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal, 2023 Background: The continuous development of artificial intelligence (AI) and increasing rate of adoption by software startups calls for governance measures to be implemented at the design and development stages to help mitigate AI governance concerns ...
Mamia Agbese +9 more
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Rethink government with AI [PDF]
Nature, 2019 Policymakers should harness data to deliver public services that are responsive, efficient and fair, urge Helen Margetts and Cosmina Dorobantu. Policymakers should harness data to deliver public services that are responsive, efficient and fair, urge Helen Margetts and Cosmina Dorobantu.
Margetts, H, Dorobantu, C
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IEEE Access, 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) has been identified as a critical technology of Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) for protecting computer network systems against cyber-attacks, malware, phishing, damage, or illicit access.
Syed Asad Abbas Bokhari +1 more
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Lessons from complex systems science for AI governance. [PDF]
Patterns (N Y)Summary The study of complex adaptive systems, pioneered in physics, biology, and the social sciences, offers important lessons for artificial intelligence (AI) governance.
Kolt N, Shur-Ofry M, Cohen R.
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A Social Disruptiveness-Based Approach to AI Governance: Complementing the Risk-Based Approach of the AI Act. [PDF]
Sci Eng EthicsThe AI Act advances a risk-based approach to the legal regulation of AI systems in the European Union. While we support this development, we argue that adequate AI governance requires paying attention to the broader implications of AI systems on the ...
Marchiori S +7 more
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AI Governance in the Context of the EU AI Act
IEEE AccessThe rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about significant societal changes, necessitating robust AI governance frameworks.
Byeong-Je Kim +3 more
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