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    How 'just-in-time' AI research could change governance

    A post argues institutions should build capacity now and strengthen relationships with decision-makers.

    Seth LazarSL
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    An AI governance post argues that AI could eventually produce policy research fast enough to inform decisions as they arise, reducing the need to do some work in advance. Its author urges investment now in data collection, human interaction and institutional capacity. Researchers, the post argues, should also learn how organizations work and build relationships with decision-makers.

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    Seth Lazar@sethlazarRT @nickacaputo: I really like the idea of "just in time" research and think it has important implications for how we should do AI governan…1h

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    Seth Lazar@sethlazarRT @nickacaputo: I really like the idea of "just in time" research and think it has important implications for how we should do AI governan…1h