Who will govern artificial intelligence? Learning from the history of strategic politics in emerging technologies - ORA - Oxford University Research Archive
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a strategic general purpose technology (GPT) with the potential to deliver vast economic value and substantially affect national security. The central claim motivating this work is that the development of a strategic GPT follows a distinct pattern of politics. By
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