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POLICY BRIEF AI Governance Needs Sociotechnical Expertise Why the Humanities and Social Sciences Are Critical to Government Efforts Serena Oduro Tamara Kneese AI Governance Needs Sociotechnical Expertise Successful AI governance requires expertise in the sociotechnical nature of AI systems.1 Because real-world uses of AI are always embedded within larger social institutions and power dynamics, technical assessments alone are insufficient to govern AI. Technical de- sign, social practices and cultural norms, the context a system is integrated in, and who de-…
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