PhD defence: Benjamin Cedric Larsen

In order to obtain the PhD degree, Benjamin Cedric Larsen has submitted his thesis entitled:
 
Governing Artificial Intelligence
Lessons from the United States and China

This dissertation analyzes how artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are being governed in the United States and China. The thesis is positioned at the intersection of platform- and technology-related governance and regulation, rooted in literature emanating from disciplines such as information systems, institutional theory, and political economy. The thesis elaborates on a range of governance mechanisms for AI located across technical, organizational, and institutional levels. The dissertation finds that two distinct AI governance regimes are currently emerging across the US and China, which has implications for AI alignment and governance at the international level.  
 
Primary Supervisor:
Professor Ari Kokko
Department  of International Economy, Government and Business
Copenhagen Business School
 
Secondary Supervisors:
Professor Yu Jiang
Institute of Policy and Management
Chinese Academy of Sciences

Nis Høyrup Christensen

Assessment Committee:
Associate Professor Nicolai Pogrebnyakov (Chair)
Department  of International Economy, Government and Business
Copenhagen Business School
 
Professor Ingrid Schneider
Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences
Universität Hamburg
 
Associate Professor Hin -Yan Liu
Centre for European and Comparative Legal Studies
University of Copenhagen
 
Thesis:
The thesis will be available from research.cbs.dk
 
Reception:
The CBS PhD School will host a reception, which will take place immediately after the defence in the area between room 407 and 408 (fourth floor) at Porcelænshaven 26.