AI governance through global red lines can help prevent unacceptable risks

OECD AI Policy Observatory OECD Published: 2025-09-22 09:05:08

Global AI red lines are one way to set enforceable limits on dangerous AI uses and behaviours to prevent unacceptable risks and build trust. The post AI governance through global red lines can help pr…

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