MAIEI releases State of AI Ethics Report Vol. 8 with practitioner-led Global Majority governance chapter
ChinasaTOkolo · x · 2026-11-10
Chinasa T. Okolo contributed a chapter, "Practitioner-Led AI Governance Across the Global Majority," to the Montreal AI Ethics Institute's State of AI Ethics Report Volume 8 (2026), themed "Power, Fracture, Resistance."
The same issue includes an AI Policy Corner analysis of a gap in NIST's 2026 standards initiative around authorized AI agents acting on unverified memory, plus a piece on cloud procurement reforms in the Department of Defense (S.5436).
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