The Roadmap for AI Governance and Power Sharing in Liberalism

Rethinking AI Governance: A Proactive Vision for the Future

In a groundbreaking paper published in January 2024, Danielle Allen, Sarah Hubbard, Woojin Lim, Allison Stanger, Shlomit Wagman, and Kinney Zalesne present an innovative roadmap for AI governance, challenging the prevailing paradigms that focus solely on reactive and punitive measures. Instead, they propose a proactive vision that aims to not only address risks associated with artificial intelligence but also foster human flourishing. The authors argue that AI governance should prioritize democratic and political stability, as well as economic empowerment. By framing AI governance as an opportunity to invest in public goods, personnel, and democracy itself, they present a compelling case for a new approach to technology governance.