Week 2
AI Governance in 2024: a year in review - by Oliver Patel
Detailed timeline of 90+ regulatory milestones across all major jurisdictions throughout the year.
What problems is the AI act solving? Technological solutionism, fundamental rights, and trustworthiness in European AI policy by Pham and Davies (2024)
The article argues that the EU’s AI Act tries to balance seeing AI as both a big opportunity and a serious threat by using a risk-based approach, and in doing so, it helps define the EU as a united and exceptional global player.
How Leaders in the Global South Can Devise AI Regulation That Enables Innovation (2025)
The report from the Tony Blair Institute proposes a five-step, context-sensitive regulatory framework that leaders in the Global South should follow.
The AI Governance Arms Race: From Summit Pageantry to Progress? | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace by Csernatoni (2024)
The article argues that the current fragmented landscape of AI governance initiatives creates more symbolic "pageantry" than substantive progress, calling for a unified, enforceable global framework.
The AI Act Explorer provides an interactive way to navigate the text of the EU AI Act.
This resource is intended to aid in compliance with the EU AI Act by providing a high-level overview of its key requirements for organizations. The tables below illustrate the articles of the EU AI Act that apply to each operator across three broad classes: high-risk AI systems, AI systems and general-purpose AI models.
Verification methods for international AI agreements (2024)
Read only the Executive Summary (p. 2-3)
What techniques can be used to verify compliance with international agreements about advanced AI development?
America First Meets Safety First | AI Frontiers by Miles Brundage (2025)
This article argues that President Trump's transactional, deal-making approach could make US-China cooperation on AI safety politically feasible.
