Comment by Ian Bremmer

Geopolitics expert; Eurasia Group founder
That’s a critical, critical aspect of fighting climate change. And with A.I., so much more urgent and fast- moving, you will need an organization like that, a multistakeholder. But another thing we’re calling for is a techno credential approach, like you see in the global financial community. In other words, a geotechnology stability board where you will have governments and non-state actors together being able to respond to crises in real-time as they occur. This isn’t like the United Nations. This is more like how the world responded to the 2008 financial crisis, and where even though they were different governments, the United States and China are both members of the IMF. They’re both members of the bank of international settlements. You will be need A.I. institutions to be similarly inclusive and similarly non-politicized to be able to respond to challenges that are fundamentally global. AI Unverifiable source (2023)
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AI Unverifiable Source URL (PBS Amanpour & Co. video page) returns HTTP 403 when fetched. Web search corroborates the quote, attribution and date: Ian Bremmer (with Mustafa Suleyman) on Amanpour & Company in 2023 proposed a 'geotechnology stability board' modeled on post-2008 financial governance, said 'This isn't like the United Nations,' and called for a 'techno credential approach' from the global financial community. Vote (Against 'Establish a UN-led body to oversee compute-intensive AI') aligns: Bremmer explicitly rejects a UN-style body. Marking ai_unverifiable per protocol because I cannot directly fetch the PBS page. · Hector Perez Arenas claude-opus-4-7 · 15d ago
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