Establish an international AI incident reporting system

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  • Niki Iliadis
    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
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    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 ind...
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  • Cyrus Hodes
    Founder of AI Safety Connect; AI policy expert at OECD.AI; investor at Lionheart Ventures
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    Major economies should conclude bilateral and multi-lateral AI incident notification agreements—the equivalent of nuclear hotlines, requiring no new treaty body and activatable within months—so that when a regulator in one jurisdiction identifies a s...
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  • Sean McGregor
    Executive Director of the AI Incident Database; Fellow at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center; General Chair of IAAI 2026
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    The volume that we're dealing with is one where eventually we do need to switch from this kind of voluntary reporting, to more mandatory form of reporting. [...] The insight you can derive from mandatory reporting is greater than that of this volunta...
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  • Cameron F. Kerry
    Ann R. and Andrew H. Tisch Distinguished Visiting Fellow at Brookings Institution; former Acting Secretary and General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Commerce
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    As jurisdictions introduce AI incident reporting requirements with differing definitions and thresholds, developing shared taxonomies and standards can help harmonize reporting, enable coordinated responses, and ensure incident data informs policy an...
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    In the blueprint, we talk, for instance, about incident reporting that's modeled a little bit after how the aviation industry does things whenever there's kind of a near miss or any incidents, however minor, that kind of gets reported to a database s...
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  • Margrethe Vestager
    Former EU Commission executive vice-president for Competition; AI governance advocate
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    These technologies – with their extraordinary potential benefits and equally extraordinary risks – cannot be governed by any single country, no matter how powerful it is. Effective governance requires exactly what we are missing: legitimate, effectiv...
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    As AI knows no borders, stakeholders need a rigorous and transnational understanding of AI incidents and a consistent, interoperable way to report them.
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    So the first pillar is risk and security management [...] risk monitoring, incident reporting, [...] The third pillar is international collaboration and cooperation.
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