Technological change is framed as both an opportunity and a challenge to human influence.
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Lindsey Moore.
Roles are listed as credited at the 2026 summit. Passage assignments are based on transcript context and remain unconfirmed.
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Development as real freedom frames the question of whether AI expands or constrains agency.
Speaker invokes Sen; no empirical AI effect established.
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Understanding debt-contract terms is recalled as increasing officials’ negotiating power and is used as an analogy for AI.
Retrospective account and analogy; no measured bargaining outcome.
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Opaque training data and assumptions can leave users unable to question a powerful provider’s terms.
Training-data and personnel claims need separate verification.
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People affected by shared systems should help shape their rules and definitions of success.
Ostrom-inspired framing, not an implemented governance arrangement.
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Local organisations, experts, researchers and governments should reinforce each other’s capacity to question systems.
Institutional capacity and relationships are proposed.
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