The case for global governance of AI: Arguments, counter-arguments, and challenges ahead

Mark Coeckelbergh

doi:10.1007/s00146-024-01949-5

The case for global governance of AI: Arguments, counter-arguments, and challenges ahead

Mark Coeckelbergh

Department of Philosophy

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Abstract

It is increasingly recognized that as artificial intelligence becomes more powerful and pervasive in society and creates risks and ethical issues that cross borders, a global approach is needed for the governance of these risks. But why, exactly, do we need this and what does that mean? In this Open Forum paper, author argues for global governance of AI for moral reasons but also outlines the governance challenges that this project raises.

Original language	English
Journal	AI & Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-024-01949-5
Publication status	Published - 2024

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

603122 Philosophy of technology

Keywords

AI ethics
Artificial intelligence
Democracy
Global governance
Hobbes

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The case for global governance of AI: Arguments, counter-arguments, and challenges ahead

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