G20 Interfaith Forum on AI

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Global interfaith policy platform engaging governments and civil society on G20 policy priorities.

AI systems should not be granted legal personhood, nor should they be designed to mimic personhood in ways that shield companies from accountability or diminish the spiritual essence of humanity. Legal responsibility for the actions and impacts of AI must rest with the providers who develop and deploy these systems, rather than being shifted onto the systems themselves.

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G20 Interfaith Forum, “Artificial Intelligence, Innovation and Human Dignity” (draft policy paper), May 14, 2026, p. 12. The document describes itself as IF20’s first formal AI policy document and presents the text as Draft Recommendations for G20 Governments.

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Keep personhood human. AI systems should not be granted legal personhood or designed to mimic it in ways that shield companies from accountability. Legal responsibility must rest with the providers who build and deploy them.

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