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Babson College associate professor Erik Noyes argues that managing future AI risks will require international government coordination. In the college’s 30 September interview, he backs independent evaluators with access to AI companies and shared safety standards as part of that effort.

Why it matters

Those are proposals, not evidence that governments or companies have adopted them. The useful question is how oversight could work across countries competing to build the same technology.

Discuss: Should AI oversight be built around international rules, even if rival governments disagree, or are enforceable national standards a more realistic starting point?

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