New Open-Access Paper Proposes 4 Elements to Rebuild Inclusive AI Governance
ChinasaTOkolo · x · 2026-09-10
An open-access paper in Springer's AI and Ethics journal analyzes corporate governance and social responsibility initiatives in the oil and pharmaceutical industries, finding current AI governance guardrails create organizational rigidity, delay deployments, miss tacit qualitative information, and lack binding commitments. The authors propose four elements to reframe AI governance: dynamic policy processes, ethics-by-design, agile testing environments, and cross-border collaboration.
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