Troubling translation: Sociotechnical research in AI policy and governance
As technology companies develop and incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) systems across society, calls for a sociotechnical approach to AI policy and governance have intensified. Sociotechnical research emphasises that understanding the efficacy, harms, and risks of AI requires attention to the cultural, social, and economic conditions that shape these systems. Yet development and regulation often remain split b…
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