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Pushing for grounded and inclusive action at the WSIS Forum and the Global Dialogue on AI Governance

Association for Progressive Communications · · International · AI Governance

The Association for Progressive Communications participated in the WSIS Forum and a global AI governance dialogue, advocating for approaches to AI policy that are grounded in real-world impacts and include voices beyond wealthy governments and large tech companies.

Why this matters: Global AI governance talks tend to fill up with governments and corporations that already have power. Civil society groups are pushing back on that. It matters because the rules being written now will shape who AI works for and who it is used against. People in the Global South, marginalized communities, and anyone without a lobbyist have a stake in these negotiations. If they are not in the room, the rules will reflect the people who are.

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

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