Chesterman: the IAEA model shows how international institutions could govern AI
ProfChesterman · x · 2026-09-28
ProfChesterman argues the AI governance conversation must move toward action, citing the IAEA as an intriguing model. The point is not that AI is like nuclear technology, but that genuine international institutions can create shared expectations, facilitate information-sharing, and provide verification mechanisms.
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