Who Gets to Define the Rules for AI? Cohere Weighs In on Governance
joe4942 · reddit · 2026-09-15
Cohere's blog post examines who gets to define the rules for AI: rule-setting power is currently split among a few major model companies, governments, and standards bodies whose interests around safety, openness, and commerce diverge. The piece maps the tensions between governance approaches and argues for broader stakeholder inclusion.
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