CFG's submission sets out how the forum can turn seven broad themes into concrete action — from measuring the gap between what AI laws require and what systems actually do, to building follow-up mechanisms that hold governments to account.
AI is advancing at a pace that outstrips traditional policy frameworks, prompting the Centre for Future Generations to explore how outdated governance structures are struggling to keep up with this fast-moving, transformative technology.
Ahead of the AI Action Summit in Paris, we make policy recommendations drawing on key lessons from other safety-critical industries like civil nuclear technology and aviation.
To mitigate AI risks, we propose a Global Compute Governance Consortium—an international effort to regulate and track AI’s most critical resource: compute.
Advanced AI presents policymakers with some particularly tricky regulatory challenges. Part 1 of our series explores why unexpected capabilities can be a challenge for AI governance.
