Grant member states majority governance control in the CERN for AI

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 an...

Participant AI labs would join as innovation and go-to-market partners, within a consortium democratically managed by the participant states.

Preventing narrowly commercial interests from dominating a CERN for AI would require vigilant governance. That said, the governance structure of CERN could provide a template for its AI-focused equivalent: CERN’s multinational membership and interdis...

Democratic, multi-stakeholder governance. Council of member states, Scientific Council, and standing seats for civil society and independent safety experts.

The purpose of Europa Nova is to conduct fundamental and applied research in artificial general intelligence; to build and operate the compute infrastructure required for such research; and to license the resulting technology for the benefit of Europ...

Europe needs a unified institutional home for foundational AI research — a CERN for AI. [...] Structure: Treaty-based intergovernmental organisation — scientific directions set by researchers, not governments or investors.