Wrapped the day with a final panel from @stanfordcyber.bsky.social on AI and the future of democracy, interesting comment from Divya Siddarth of @collectiveintel.bsky.social on how "AI is a collective product of humans"

What better timing to hear @julietshen.bsky.social discuss the potential of open source tools for AI safety after the launch of Roost @roost-tools.bsky.social yesterday!

Fitting to then head to 'Trustworthy Innovation for a Connected World' (h/t @camilleesq.bsky.social & @compiler.news + Tremau), for a panel on multi-stakeholder governance of AI. Lively dialogue on information asymmetries, importance of regulatory sandboxes and empowering civil society

Kicked off the day at 'AI in the city @ ENS' for an event centered on bringing the voices of citizens into global AI governance. Happy that the term 'inclusivity' was interrogated; what does having a seat at the table mean? And what is meaningful inclusion?

Great discussion from @f-mb.bsky.social, Catherine Régis, @ginasue.bsky.social and Célia Zolynski on their recommended actions for AI and elections at the Sorbonne.

Visited de Koepel in Haarlem over the weekend, a former panopticon-style prison turned cultural space (slightly strange, with the questionable inclusion of an escape room...). Stark reminder of the role of surveillance practices and their extension into our daily lives.