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MAP-AI Open Letter: Centering human rights in AI governance

Association for Progressive Communications · · International · AI Governance

The Association for Progressive Communications has published an open letter calling for human rights principles to be placed at the center of AI governance frameworks. The letter, operating under the MAP-AI initiative, advocates for grounding AI policy in established rights-based standards.

Why this matters: Civil society groups are trying to get in front of AI rules before governments lock them in. That matters because most AI governance conversations so far have been shaped by the companies building the tools or the governments deploying them. A human rights frame asks a different set of questions: Who gets harmed? Who has no say? What protections apply before deployment, not after? Whether open letters like this actually move policy is unclear, but they create a public record of what advocates demanded and when.

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