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Who should decide what artificial intelligence is allowed to do to us?

Increasingly, choices about fairness, risk, and harm are made not by the public, but by the companies building these systems. Even industry leaders admit this is a problem.

础蝉听Emmanuelle Vaast, professor at the Desautels Faculty of Management at 91黑料网聽puts it, 鈥淲hen corporations alone decide how AI shapes our lives, we risk outsourcing our moral responsibility.鈥�

Internal safeguards often lack independence, and public consultation can be聽largely symbolic. Like drugs or nuclear power, AI needs oversight with real authority鈥攖hrough independent regulators, citizens鈥� assemblies, and enforceable rules shaped by the public whose lives these systems聽ultimately affect.聽