Tag: AI governance

A new game-theoretic model argues that submitting to AI dependency is a dominant strategy for every individual, making universal cognitive ...

A new comparative study finds that Singapore's innovation-driven, voluntary AI governance and France's ethics-based, EU-anchored model both depend on international ...

A new framework in AI & Society proposes standardizing expert–AI interactions into measurable fields so that language-model judges can detect ...

A new comparative study finds that the EU and US have developed fundamentally different institutional approaches to governing artificial intelligence ...

A new theoretical paper argues that societies of interacting AI agents can form durable, system-level machine opinions that demand a ...

A new synthesis of five studies argues that fragmented AI governance worldwide could be repaired through a polycentric model combining ...

A survey of over 3,200 people in Japan and the UK shows that trust in artificial intelligence flows mainly from ...

A scoping review of 69 studies finds that large language models can boost efficiency in cross-cultural project teams but often ...

New research argues that the Trump administration's sovereignty-first AI agenda has triggered a reflexive legitimacy conflict with China over who ...

Interviews with thirteen Swedish AI professionals reveal a strategic oscillation between seeing AI as an unstoppable force and a neutral ...