Abdul Awan on Nations should establish binding intern…

Abdul Awan

AI governance researcher and author.

The framework addresses the demonstrated failure of industry self-regulation, proposes a treaty-based governance structure with anti-capture provisions, and outlines a phased implementation roadmap from voluntary pilot to mandatory certification within five years.

AI Verified (Feb 14, 2026)

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Abdul Awan, “IASCA: The International AI Safety Certification Authority — A Framework for Independent AI Governance,” SSRN, February 14, 2026.

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Nations should establish binding international rules for AI safety and governance

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Establish a UN-led body to oversee compute-intensive AI

This proposal introduces the International AI Safety Certification Authority (IASCA), an independent, internationally governed body for mandatory pre-deployment safety certification of frontier AI models.

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