Governing the Wrong Layer: How AI Governance Frameworks Are Locking In LMIC Exclusion by Taha Iqbal

·Nuno Sempere··

Dis­clo­sure: The ide­ol­ogy, re­search frame­work, and con­clu­sions here are mine, de­vel­oped through my own read­ing and think­ing on com­pute gov­er­nance and de­vel­op­ment eco­nomics. I used AI tools in the edit­ing pro­cess to sharpen phras­ing and struc­ture. Per EA Fo­rum policy, I’m dis­clos­ing this as AI in­volve­ment in the fi­nal text is above 20%.Why com­pute in­fras­truc­ture con­cen­tra­tion not model de­ploy­ment rules is the gov­er­nance failure that will de­ter­mine global A...

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