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ProHuman: Governing the Global AI Revolution

Foreign Policy
Artificial Intelligence
Global AI Governance
Foreign Policy
Future Of Life Institute
Mythos
Anthropic
Red Lines For AI

The promises and perils of artificial intelligence are mythic. It could help alleviate poverty and hunger and even cure cancer. But it could also cause massive job loss, spread deepfakes and disinformation, and lead to profound disruption to our modern way of life. And right now, all of that power is held by just a few companies, even though we all carry the risks. From Foreign Policy in collabora... more

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David Song
Senior researcher at Korea AI Safety Institute, leading internationally aligned risk management frameworks
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Episode: Safety First
Stuart Russell
Professor of computer science at UC Berkeley and AI safety expert
UC Berkeley; Center for Human-Compatible AI
Episode: Red Lines
Yoshua Bengio
Professor of computer science at the University of Montreal; AI safety expert
University of Montreal / AM Turing Award recipient
Episode: No Borders
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Theoretical physicist and CEO of the Future of Life Institute
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Red Lines
Q: How can governance keep pace with rapid AI development while encouraging beneficial innovation?
By adopting licensing architectures and international safety standards that constrain deployment until systems demonstrate verifiable safety and ethical behavior, while coordinating among major powers to avoid ad hoc, unilateral actions that fragment global oversight.
Red Lines
Q: What are the core red lines that should be internationally banned for AI systems?
The core red lines include enabling cyberattacks, developing weapons or biological capabilities, impersonation of humans by AI, and self-preservation behaviors that undermine human oversight; regulations should require verification of safety standards as a precondition for market access.

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