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A Patchwork Approach to AI Regulation Is Best—for Now

Technology
Wereldwijd
Gestart August 04, 2026

Many want a global treaty to govern AI risk. California and New York may already be writing it

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Without a binding international framework, authoritarian regimes will develop AI systems unchecked while democracies tie their hands with rules.

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Whether regulation is global or regional, public regulators must have genuine technical expertise and enforcement power—not just convening authority.

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AI regulation needs to be adaptable to rapidly changing technology, which a global treaty may hinder.

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The development of AI should prioritize ethical considerations over rapid regulatory frameworks.

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Different countries have unique cultural values that must shape their individual AI regulations.

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Regional regulators like California and New York will create incompatible rulebooks that fragment AI markets and harm innovation.

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States and regions should share regulatory data and best practices continuously, even while maintaining separate laws, to prevent a true race to the bottom.

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Stakeholders from various sectors should be involved in shaping AI regulations to ensure diverse perspectives are considered.

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Tech companies will exploit regulatory gaps by moving operations to the least restrictive jurisdictions, making patchwork rules ineffective.

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AI regulations should be flexible enough to evolve with technological advancements and societal values.

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