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We have to manage the AI revolution

Nobody is talking about global AI governance. Everyone is focused on the next model release.

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Why it matters

As AI capabilities accelerate, the absence of coordinated international control frameworks poses systemic risks that boards and policy leaders must address now—before regulatory fragmentation becomes irreversible.

The key facts

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  1. Published by Financial Times (tier-1 source)

  2. Focus on global governance and control mechanisms

  3. Advocates for international agreement on AI regulation

  4. Positions AI governance as strategic priority for leaders

  5. Published in Financial Times — major institutional platform

  6. Calls for global agreement on AI technology control

  7. Positions AI governance as a critical business and geopolitical issue

  8. Signals growing pressure for coordinated international policy frameworks

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Publisher excerpt: There must be a global agreement on how the technology is controlled
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