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Rishi Gulati, Associate Professor in International Law, University of East Anglia

An international body will need to oversee AI regulation, but we need to think carefully about what it looks like

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Artificial intelligence (AI) will have serious societal impact globally. So it is more urgent than ever that state leaders cooperate to regulate the technology.

There have been various calls already: the Bletchley Declaration at a recent UK summit and the 11 AI principles and code of conduct agreed on by G7 leaders, for example. But these largely state the obvious. The real question is not whether international cooperation on AI is needed, but how can it be realised?

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