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Knowledge Networks & Regulating AI Introduces The AI Policy 100, Honoring the Most Influential Voices in AI Governance

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Knowledge Networks and Regulating AI have launched the AI Policy 100, a list recognizing what the organizations consider the most influential people working in AI governance. The list appears designed to identify and amplify key voices shaping how AI is regulated and governed.

Why this matters: Lists like this matter because AI governance is still being written, and who gets counted as influential shapes who gets invited to the table. If the same names keep circulating, policy risks reflecting a narrow set of views. Worth watching who made the cut, who funded the list, and what positions those 100 people actually hold on surveillance, data rights, and corporate accountability.

Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · Compliance · General readers · Policy

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