The Future of the AI Summit Series
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| author | Velasco, Lucia Martinet, Charles de Zoete, Henry Trager, Robert Snidal, Duncan Garfinkel, Ben Ng, Kwan Yee Belfield, Haydn Wallace, Don Bengio, Yoshua Prud'homme, Benjamin Tse, Brian Radu, Roxana Lall, Ranjit Harack, Ben Morse, Julia Miailhe, Nicolas Singer, Scott Sheehan, Matt Stauffer, Max Zeng, Yi Barnhart, Joslyn Bello, Imane Lan, Xue Guest, Oliver Cass-Beggs, Duncan Chuanying, Lu Adan, Sumaya Nur Anderljung, Markus Dennis, Claire |
| author_facet | Velasco, Lucia Martinet, Charles de Zoete, Henry Trager, Robert Snidal, Duncan Garfinkel, Ben Ng, Kwan Yee Belfield, Haydn Wallace, Don Bengio, Yoshua Prud'homme, Benjamin Tse, Brian Radu, Roxana Lall, Ranjit Harack, Ben Morse, Julia Miailhe, Nicolas Singer, Scott Sheehan, Matt Stauffer, Max Zeng, Yi Barnhart, Joslyn Bello, Imane Lan, Xue Guest, Oliver Cass-Beggs, Duncan Chuanying, Lu Adan, Sumaya Nur Anderljung, Markus Dennis, Claire |
| contents | This policy memo examines the evolution of the international AI Summit series, initiated at Bletchley Park in 2023 and continued through Seoul in 2024 and Paris in 2025, as a forum for cooperation on the governance of advanced artificial intelligence. It analyzes the factors underpinning the series' early successes and assesses challenges related to scope, participation, continuity, and institutional design. Drawing on comparisons with existing international governance models, the memo evaluates options for hosting arrangements, secretariat formats, participant selection, agenda setting, and meeting frequency. It proposes a set of design recommendations aimed at preserving the series' focus on advanced AI governance while balancing inclusivity, effectiveness, and long-term sustainability. |
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| spellingShingle | The Future of the AI Summit Series Velasco, Lucia Martinet, Charles de Zoete, Henry Trager, Robert Snidal, Duncan Garfinkel, Ben Ng, Kwan Yee Belfield, Haydn Wallace, Don Bengio, Yoshua Prud'homme, Benjamin Tse, Brian Radu, Roxana Lall, Ranjit Harack, Ben Morse, Julia Miailhe, Nicolas Singer, Scott Sheehan, Matt Stauffer, Max Zeng, Yi Barnhart, Joslyn Bello, Imane Lan, Xue Guest, Oliver Cass-Beggs, Duncan Chuanying, Lu Adan, Sumaya Nur Anderljung, Markus Dennis, Claire Computers and Society K.4.1; K.4.2 This policy memo examines the evolution of the international AI Summit series, initiated at Bletchley Park in 2023 and continued through Seoul in 2024 and Paris in 2025, as a forum for cooperation on the governance of advanced artificial intelligence. It analyzes the factors underpinning the series' early successes and assesses challenges related to scope, participation, continuity, and institutional design. Drawing on comparisons with existing international governance models, the memo evaluates options for hosting arrangements, secretariat formats, participant selection, agenda setting, and meeting frequency. It proposes a set of design recommendations aimed at preserving the series' focus on advanced AI governance while balancing inclusivity, effectiveness, and long-term sustainability. |
| title | The Future of the AI Summit Series |
| topic | Computers and Society K.4.1; K.4.2 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.02383 |