The AI Paradox, by Virginia Dignum

The AI Paradox: How to Make Sense of a Complex Future (2024)

From inside the responsible-AI field, a governance-first account that treats AI as power to be governed rather than a product to be regulated, cutting through the hype in both directions. It aligns closely with my framing but approaches the problem through the language of multilateral institutions instead of geopolitics.

Read it asking: "regulate" assumes a product with a market. "Govern" assumes a power with subjects. Which word do the policy documents in your country use, and what does that reveal about what they think they are dealing with?

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The Brussels Effect, by Anu Bradford