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Comment by Hélène Landemore

Yale political science professor
Our proposal is a standing global citizens’ assembly of 1,000 people chosen by lot from around the world — call it the Global Citizens’ Assembly on AI. This assembly would be charged with helping to set the purposes and limits of powerful AI, and with receiving the evaluators’ findings on whether those limits are kept.
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Hélène Landemore and Audrey Tang, “Let The People Set The Pace Of Frontier AI,” Noema, September 23, 2026.
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