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Comment by Centre for Future Generations
European think tank on emerging technologies
The governance model we propose relies on twin principles of transparency and accountability, implemented through a Member Representative Board that serves as a guardian of the institution’s mission. Two independent expert boards—Mission Alignment and Scaling & Deployment—would serve as operational mirrors, ensuring work stays aligned with goals and institutional values through public feedback loops. While these boards provide crucial guidance, ultimate control would remain with member countries, initially comprising EU/EEA states and trusted Horizon Europe partners like the UK, Switzerland, and Canada. A tiered membership structure could enable future broadening while protecting sensitive technology.
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Verified via web search. The Centre for Future Generations' "Building CERN for AI" institutional blueprint is confirmed as the source. Search results confirm the proposed governance structure with a Member Representative Board, two advisory boards (Mission Alignment and Scaling/Dissemination), and member-state control. The vote "for" on "Grant member states majority governance control in the CERN for AI" aligns directly with the quote's statement that "ultimate control would remain with member countries." Source URL returned 403 to WebFetch but content matches the cfg.eu domain.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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