New in @techpolicypress.bsky.social, I reflect on the UN Scientific Panel on AI and the tension in the UN’s wider AI governance approach that critiques concentrations of AI power, while simultaneously promoting a vision of rapid AI adoption that risks reinforcing those same power concentrations.
“The UN’s global AI governance discourse appears to simultaneously throttle the gas and brakes on AI, promoting global AI adoption while it warns about the serious risks it poses to society,” writes Bradley McNeil. Its "AI vision risks entrenching the very concentration it warns about," he writes.