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AI Governance Debate: Human-Centered vs. Defense Integration

9/13/2025

Summary

Story summary

A debate on AI governance is scheduled for September 15 at the Council on Foreign Relations, featuring experts from opposing viewpoints.
Elliott Ackerman and Laura Walker McDonald will support human-centered approaches, while Michael C. Horowitz and Jack Shanahan will promote AI integration in defense.
The event will examine AI's implications in military and social contexts, highlighting the need for balanced governance.
Media access is available through the event organizers.

History

Historical Context

The establishment of the United Nations in 1945 aimed to foster global cooperation and prevent conflict. The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights underscored the importance of human rights in governance. Today, discussions at the Council on Foreign Relations reflect ongoing tensions between ethical considerations and technological advancements, particularly in AI, which could significantly influence international relations and defense strategies.

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Story summary

A debate on AI governance is scheduled for September 15 at the Council on Foreign Relations, featuring experts from opposing viewpoints.
Elliott Ackerman and Laura Walker McDonald will support human-centered approaches, while Michael C. Horowitz and Jack Shanahan will promote AI integration in defense.
The event will examine AI's implications in military and social contexts, highlighting the need for balanced governance.
Media access is available through the event organizers.

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