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Comment by Audrey Tang
Former Taiwan digital affairs minister
Global governance of AI systems must not hinge on the unilateral decisions of a few companies reflecting the views of specific groups. It is necessary for cross-sector stakeholders to work collaboratively, so the result can be relied upon in total confidence by every member of the family of nations.AI Verified source (Jun 25, 2024)
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The quote clearly rejects AI decisions being made unilaterally by a few companies and calls for collaborative input from cross-sector stakeholders and nations. While it speaks about AI governance rather than "value alignment" by name, it clearly implies support for broad public/stakeholder deliberation rather than developers alone deciding.
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The quote says AI governance "must not hinge on the unilateral decisions of a few companies" and instead requires "cross-sector stakeholders to work collaboratively," which strongly implies support for broad public/cross-sector deliberation rather than developers or companies deciding alone. The inference is from general AI governance to value-alignment decisions specifically.
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Verified. The exact quoted text appears verbatim on the provided Reboot Democracy page, which explicitly says the piece was published by the RSA on June 25, 2024, and the same passage also appears verbatim in the original RSA article “Democracy in the age of AI,” credited to Audrey Tang and dated 25 Jun 2024. The stored author, date, quote text, and provided source URL are consistent with the evidence.
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