CO26142

Author: Jose Miguelito Enriquez

Published: 01 July 2026

Global AI governance must move beyond industry hype and technological optimism by confronting the technology’s real socio-economic costs through evidence-based, people-centred policymaking. Drawing on the India AI Impact Summit and Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, broader stakeholder participation and sustained accountability are needed to ensure AI serves the public good.

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