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Architecture Without an Architect? Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence in a Divided World
Artificial intelligence presents an unusually difficult problem for global governance. The technology develops rapidly, crosses borders easily, and is shaped by actors whose resources and capabilities may rival those of states. Yet international responses remain fragmented, unevenly representative,
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