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Multiple past episodes of this podcast have focused on the topic of AI governance. But today’s guest, Blair Attard-Frost, has put forward a set of ideas they term "AI countergovernance." These are alternative mechanisms for community-led and worker-led governance that serve as means for resisting or contesting power, particularly as it manifests in AI systems and the companies and governments that advance them. What follows is a lightly edited transcript of the discussion. Blair Attard-Frost: I am Blair Attard-Frost. I'm a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Information. Justin Hendrix: Blair, can you describe your research generally? What is it that you are up to? Blair Attard-Frost: I look at the ethics and governance of AI. I'm really interested in Canadian approaches to AI policy and AI governance. So very interested in the perceptions of different stakeholders within the Canadian AI governance ecosystem, the development of Canadian AI policy initiatives. I'm al

Imagining AI Countergovernance | TechPolicy.Press Imagining AI Countergovernance Justin Hendrix / Feb 11, 2024 Republish Share Multiple past episodes of this podcast have focused on the topic of AI governance. But today’s guest, Blair Attard-Frost , has put forward a set of ideas they term "AI countergovernance." These are alternative mechanisms for community-led and worker-led governance that serve as means for resisting or contesting power, particularly as it manifests in AI systems and the companies and governments that advance them. What follows is a lightly edited transcript of the discus

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