S3E05: Who Governs AI?
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Two people walked into the United Nations this July to present the first global scientific assessment of artificial intelligence: a Turing Award laureate who helped build the technology, and a Nobel Peace Prize journalist who has lived what happens when information systems are turned against people. Their panel’s mandate is to assess the science — and explicitly not to recommend what anyone should do about it.In this series finale: what binding AI law actually exists anywhere in the world, why governing this is structurally harder than nuclear arms control, and the uncomfortable conclusion that AI is already being governed extensively — just not by anyone who was elected to do it.Open MAInd is an educational podcast created with the help of AI tools, including AI-generated voices. Educational content, not professional advice.Open MAInd is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. While we strive for accuracy and verify against credible sources, we make no warranty that all content is error-free.
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