\"\" — “Truth Leading the Sciences in its Wake, Sheds Its Light upon Mankind” by Paul-Albert Besnard, 1890 (modified)

Below is my selection offive recent papersthat make meaningful contributions to the current AI governance debate:

“AI Wardens,” by Mihailis Diamantis and Sebastian Benthall -link

“AI Agents Push Humans Out of the Loop” by Margaret Mitchell, Avijit Ghosh, and Samir Passi -link

“Human Roles Across the AI Lifecycle: Shifting Beyond the ‘Human Supervision’ Paradigm” by Heni Rothstein Cohen -link

“The Autonomy Paradox: Artificial Intelligence and the Foundations of Political Behavior” by Christopher J. Anderson and Elena Pro -link

“Blameless Responsibility for Faultless AI Harm” by Anna K. Boos -link

Recommendations:

For everyone: if you find a paper valuable, I highly encourage you tocomment publicly on it, share your perspective, tag the authors, and help advance the conversation on AI policy, ethics, regulation, and governance.
For those enrolled in mylivetraining program: this list is a greatcomplement to the materialand helps you stay up to date. Bookmark the papers that interest you to read after the program.
Forsubscribersattending my live workshops and recorded classes: these are great papers toreviewoverthe next few daysbefore the next class launches

Happy reading!

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$\"\"$ \n“Truth Leading the Sciences in its Wake, Sheds Its Light upon Mankind” by Paul-Albert Besnard, 1890 (modified)

Below is my selection offive recent papersthat make meaningful contributions to the current AI governance debate:

“AI Wardens,” by Mihailis Diamantis and Sebastian Benthall -link

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“AI Agents Push Humans Out of the Loop” by Margaret Mitchell, Avijit Ghosh, and Samir Passi -link

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“Human Roles Across the AI Lifecycle: Shifting Beyond the ‘Human Supervision’ Paradigm” by Heni Rothstein Cohen -link

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“The Autonomy Paradox: Artificial Intelligence and the Foundations of Political Behavior” by Christopher J. Anderson and Elena Pro -link

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“Blameless Responsibility for Faultless AI Harm” by Anna K. Boos -link

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Recommendations:

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For everyone: if you find a paper valuable, I highly encourage you tocomment publicly on it, share your perspective, tag the authors, and help advance the conversation on AI policy, ethics, regulation, and governance.
\n
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For those enrolled in mylivetraining program: this list is a greatcomplement to the materialand helps you stay up to date. Bookmark the papers that interest you to read after the program.
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Forsubscribersattending my live workshops and recorded classes: these are great papers toreviewoverthe next few daysbefore the next class launches
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Happy reading!

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