Posts by Mai Lynn Miller Nguyen
The Global Call for AI Red Lines: Why We Launched a Campaign to Address Unacceptable AI Risks
The Future Society is proud to co-organize the Global Call for AI Red Lines, signed by more than 70 organizations and over 200 thinkers and leaders, including former heads of state, ministers, Nobel Laureates, Turing Award Winners, and AI experts.
Read MoreWhat’s in the European Union’s Codes of Practice for Governing General-Purpose AI?
This analysis provides an accessible reading of the EU’s new Codes of Practice for General-Purpose AI, which help model providers comply with the AI Act’s provisions. Our focus is on the Safety and Security Code.
Read MoreThe Future Society’s Response to the EU’s Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI
Read our response to the Safety and Security chapter of the final Code of Practice for governing general-purpose AI, published by the European AI Office after a nine-month process involving more than 1,400 stakeholders.
Read MorePart 3: How Can Global Red Lines for AI Be Established?
The third part of our Global Red Lines for AI series explores why and how red lines should be established at the global level. It outlines potential pathways and key considerations for driving meaningful progress in the years ahead.
Read MorePart 2: Are There Red Lines for AI in Practice Already?
The second part of our Global Red Lines for AI series examines emerging examples from multilateral bodies, regional and national governments, corporate, and civil society actors who are beginning to draw red lines around AI.
Read MorePart 1: What Are Red Lines for AI and Why Are They Important?
The first part of our Global Red Lines for AI series explains why establishing clear international boundaries is essential not only to prevent systemic harm but to ensure AI is developed in ways that truly serve the public.
Read MoreGlobal Red Lines for AI: A Three-Part Series
This three-part explainer series defines AI red lines as essential guardrails against irreversible harm, demonstrates their real-world implementation by governments and companies globally, and maps multiple pathways for achieving effective international coordination.
Read MoreHow AI Agents Are Governed Under the EU AI Act
Our report “Ahead of the Curve: Governing AI Agents under the EU AI Act” is the first comprehensive analysis of regulation of AI agents in the European Union.
Read MoreWhat Is an Artificial Intelligence Crisis and What Does It Mean to Prepare for One?
Our explainer defines the concept of AI crisis preparedness, exploring how an international framework could stop hazards from escalating into crises.
Read MoreTen AI Governance Priorities: Survey of 44 Civil Society Organizations
Through our survey, 44 civil society organizations—including research institutes, think tanks, and advocacy groups—ranked ten potential AI governance mechanisms.
Read MoreDid the Paris AI Action Summit Deliver on the Priorities of Citizens and Experts?
Our official consultation for the AI Action Summit delivered a clear message: Harnessing AI’s potential requires “constructive vigilance.” We examine specific priorities identified during the consultation by citizens and experts, evaluating what the Summit successfully delivered and where gaps remain.
Read MoreInternational Coordination for Accountability in AI Governance: Key Takeaways from the Sixth Edition of the Athens Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence and the Rule of Law
We share highlights from the Sixth Edition of the Athens Roundtable on AI and the Rule of Law on December 9, 2024, including 15 strategic recommendations that emerged from the day’s discussions.
Read MoreTowards Progress in Paris: Our Engagement with the AI Action Summit and Side Events
The Future Society is honored to be participating in the AI Action Summit and side events in Paris. Learn about how we’ve been engaging so far and what we’ll be participating in during this momentous week for AI governance.
Read MoreThe Future Society Newsletter: November 2024
In This Newsletter: Preview of The Athens Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence and the Rule of Law on December 9. Interim findings from our expert consultation for France’s 2025 AI Action Summit. Our report on AI Safety Institutes’ collaboration. OpEd on the GPAI Code of Practice for the EU AI Act.
Read MoreDelivering Solutions: An Interim Report of Expert Insights for France’s 2025 AI Action Summit
We share initial findings from 84 global experts who contributed to the first part of our open consultation for France’s 2025 AI Action Summit, revealing four key shifts needed in AI governance and concrete recommendations for action. The complete analysis will be presented at The Athens Roundtable on December 9.
Read MoreThe Future Society Newsletter: Fall 2024
Updates from The Future Society: Announcing the Sixth Edition of The Athens Roundtable. Launch of our public consultation for France’s AI Action Summit. Opportunities for civil society engagement. New resource: Open foundation model risk mitigation strategies. We are hiring: Chief Operating Officer.
Read MoreOpen Consultation to Engage Citizens, Academics, and Civil Society Around the World for the Upcoming AI Action Summit
Civil society organizations, academics, and individuals are invited to participate in a landmark consultation to shape the future of AI governance, organized by Sciences Po, the AI & Society Institute, The Future Society, CNNum, and Make.org, in partnership with the French Presidency.
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