Our new piece on Tech Policy Press – The UN Scientific Panel on AI’s Preliminary Report Does Not Establish Its Independence
See our piece in Tech Policy Press on the importance of establishing the independence of the United Nations International Independent Scientific Panel on AI, and our recommendations for how they can do so 👇
Written with Virginia Dignum, Rachele Carli, Petter Ericson & Tatjana Titareva at the AI Policy Lab @Umeå University
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