Collection of work on 'Should you focus on the EU if you're interested in AI governance for longtermist/x-risk reasons?'

By MichaelA🔸 @ 2022-08-06T16:49 (+45)

This is a quickly made, low-effort post, but I'm hoping it'll be useful to some people anyway. Please let me know if you know of things I missed.^[1] I list things in order of recency, and I'm including some things that aren't primarily about the question in the title but are still quite relevant to it.

Last edited: 2023 Jan 3

• "Project idea: What's the magnitude & pathways for good/bad x-risk-relevant effects of policy work outside US & China?" - Aird, 2023 (message me if you want access)
• Main paths to impact in EU AI Policy - JOMG_Monnet, 2022
• How long till Brussels?: A light investigation into the Brussels Gap - Yadav, 2022
• Supplement to "The Brussels Effect and AI: How EU AI regulation will impact the global AI market" - Anderljung & Siegmann, 2022
• Is the European Union Relevant for AGI Governance? - Nicolas, 2022
• Reasons why EU laws/policies might be important for AI outcomes - Michael Aird, 2022
• European Union AI Development and Governance Partnerships - EU AI Governance, 2022
• Argument Against Impact: EU Is Not an AI Superpower - EU AI Governance, 2022
• Will the EU regulations on AI matter to the rest of the world? - Nicolas, 2022
• EU's importance for AI governance is conditional on AI trajectories - a case study - MathiasKB, 2022
• What is the EU AI Act and why should you care about it? - MathiasKB, 2021
• AI Governance Career Paths for Europeans - careersthrowaway, 2020
• How Europe might matter for AI governance - Stefan Torges, 2019
• AI policy careers in the EU - Lauro Langosco, 2019

1. ^{^}

   There may be some posts I missed with the European Union tag. 

   There are also posts with that tag that aren’t about AI governance but which address a similar question for other cause areas and so might have some applicable insights. 

   There are also presumably relevant things I missed that aren’t on the Forum, including things that don't focus on longtermism/x-risks but still make relevant arguments about whether to focus on AI policy in the EU vs elsewhere.