AI Governance Club

​A rogue AI that has already spread across global infrastructure may have no reliable off switch. That is the first conclusion of Michael J. D. Vermeer's RAND analysis, and his governance takeaway follows from it: preventing the scenario becomes paramount.

Join us for Session 44 of the AI Governance Club where we'll discuss:

Evaluating Select Global Technical Options for Countering a Rogue AI (2025)

by Vermeer, M.

​Session format: presentation & open moderated discussion
Presenter: Palomi Chatuverdi

Palomi Chaturvedi is a lawyer working on legislation and regulatory design in Delhi, India. Her academic and research interests cover arbitration, jurisprudence, and tax law, as well as rigorous ethical inquiry to inform public policy and social outcomes. She favors evidence-based approaches to guide legal reform and social change, and her approach to ethics draws on consequentialist ideas. She is currently taking BlueDot Impact's Frontier AI Governance course.

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