Governance can prevent AI from undermining democracy. But only if it has teeth
The UN convenes a global dialogue on AI governance in Geneva, aiming to anchor rights such as free expression. However, without enforcement, recommendations are unlikely to be followed. The article critiques major vendors and nations, emphasizes transparency and auditability, and argues that governments have leverage over AI vendors.
Governance can prevent AI from undermining democracy. But only if it has teeth
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