MR Maria Ressa

We have to change the way we talk about AI risk because for a very long time, it’s either existential and everything is going to die and the killer robots are coming, or it doesn’t really matter.

How can you act on something that isn't transparent? And this goes back to power and concentration. You can't govern concentration you can't see. So independent third-party assessment, right, like that—the report's pharmaceutical, aeronautic analogy....

National and regional AI safety institutes, technical secondments for regulators, incident reporting. And then there's a structural point. Over 40 governance instruments exist, but they're fragmented and concentrated at the corporate level. So the ga...