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title-long: "International Dynamics and Geopolitics of AI"
title-short: International Dynamics on AI
document-id: deciding
tags:
 - regulation
# abstract in text format
abstract: >
  AI's deployment and use is often borderless, but much of the most popularly used and highly
  resourced research and development is regionally concentrated.
  Foreign influence and competition dynamics intersect with what values AI systems are reflecting,
  in addition to who is able to shape the future of AI and technology broadly.
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introduction: >
  <p>
    AI's global influence necessarily raises geopolitical considerations, which range from
    urgency for international collaboration to bilateral tensions and competition.
    Collaboration on science, from scientific research best practices to safety lessons,
    overlaps with policy needs such as standardization and regulatory coordination.
    National security concerns are rising, scrutinizing foreign actor influence and
    attacks on critical infrastructure and technological leadership. 
  </p>
sections:
  - section-title: Treaties and Cross-Jurisdiction Application of AI Regulations
    section-text: >
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      </p>
  - section-title: International Collaboration on Research and Standards
    section-text: >
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      </p>
  - section-title: International Competition and National Perspectives
    section-text: >
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      </p>
  - section-title: Global Majority Perspectives on AI Development and Sovereignty
    section-text: >
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      </p>
resources:
- resource-name: Google Doc topic Card
  resource-url: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BKXCx72vvdGAAzD6VGbPPBiA6AYdEHwDTwW07WBP084/
contributions: >
  Irene Solaiman and Yacine Jernite wrote this document.