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Governing AI in a Polycentric World

AI is no longer just a technological challenge , it’s a governance, ethical, and geopolitical one. In this episode, we dive deep into the real-world complexities of AI governance: from fragmented regulations and corporate ethics statements to global power asymmetries and cultural values embedded in design. If you’re a business leader, policymaker, AI practitioner, ethicist, or governance professional, this conversation will challenge how you think about responsibility, accountability, and ethics in AI. What we explore in this episode: How polycentric governance frameworks can prevent a global “race to the bottom” in AI deployment How organizations can collaborate across states, corporations, NGOs, and international bodies without creating fragmented governance Practical strategies for navigating overlapping national laws, international guidelines, and private standards without paralysis Why many AI ethics principles fail in practice — and the real obstacles to operationalizing ethics How the global AI ethics agenda often reflects Global North priorities, while the Global South faces issues like labor exploitation, surveillance, and resource extraction What a deontological (duty-based) approach to AI governance would look like beyond utilitarian cost–benefit logic How designers can work with Value Sensitive Design across cultures without imposing Western ideals Practical metrics and KPIs organizations can use to measure whether their AI systems truly align with ethical values