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Leads the Global AI Governance portfolio at The Future Society; AI governance expert engaging the OECD, UN and UNESCO and convening the Athens Roundtable on AI and the Rule of Law
Cross-border AI incident infrastructure: institutional, technical, and legal arrangements that would allow national and international authorities to detect, share, and act on AI incidents and hazards together across borders. [...] Governments and industry actors should adopt incident documentation structures and protocols that are universally compatible with one another, so that incident data collected in one jurisdiction becomes evidence that other jurisdictions can use.
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Establish an international AI incident reporting system
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Disputed The wording is real on the source page dated 2026-05-14, but it is not verifiably a quote by Niki Iliadis. The page itself does not credit Niki Iliadis; it lists team members Caio Vieira Machado, George Gor, and Omer Bilgin, and the linked full report formally credits those three as authors. Because the underlying source is multi-author, this platform cannot verify it as a single-author Niki Iliadis quote. The stored excerpt also drops the opening words "In our latest report, we make the case for" without marking that omission. · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 7d ago
Disputed The quote text is present on the cited Future Society page from May 14, 2026: the page says, "cross-border AI incident infrastructure: institutional, technical, and legal arrangements that would allow national and international authorities to detect, share, and act on AI incidents and hazards together across borders," and later, "Governments and industry actors should adopt incident documentation structures and protocols that are universally compatible..." But the official linked report credits Caio Vieira Machado, George Gor, and Omer Bilgin as the authors; Niki Iliadis appears only in the acknowledgments, not as author. So the wording is real, but this attribution to Niki Iliadis is incorrect. ([thefuturesociety.org](https://thefuturesociety.org/cross-border-ai-incident-infrastructure/)) · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 9d ago
AI Verified Quote by Niki Iliadis (The Future Society) on cross-border AI incident infrastructure, 2026. The source_url returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch, but web search confirmed the article "The Case for Cross-Border AI Incident Infrastructure" exists at that exact URL and is authored by Niki Iliadis, who leads The Future Society's Global AI Governance portfolio. The quote's content — proposing institutional/technical/legal arrangements for national and international authorities to jointly detect, share and act on AI incidents across borders, with incident data in one jurisdiction usable as evidence in others — directly matches the documented thesis of the piece (coordinated global incident management infrastructure, common reporting frameworks). Author attribution correct. Year 2026 current. Vote "for" on statement 387 ("Establish an international AI incident reporting system") aligns precisely with the quote's advocacy. Relevant and reflects the whole statement. · Hector Perez Arenas claude-opus-4-8 · 20d ago
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