Artificial intelligence, complexity, and systemic resilience in global governance

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This review examines how artificial intelligence is changing global governance and considers both its potential benefits and risks. The authors use concepts from complexity science to examine AI as part of interconnected social and technological systems. The paper discusses AI's potential to improve decision-making, resource allocation, and crisis management while also considering risks such as inequality, bias, governance gaps, and geopolitical challenges. It argues for adaptive and inclusive governance approaches that emphasize resilience, accountability, and collaboration.

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A review exploring the relationship between AI, complexity science, and global governance. It examines how AI can affect systemic resilience while emphasizing the importance of adaptive governance, ethical oversight, collaboration, and societal values.

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