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SEALSQ CEO Carlos Moreira is proposing a new Global AI Chapter for the World Law Foundation to translate high-level ethical principles into verifiable technical safeguards and operational standards. This initiative seeks to address systemic risks like manipulation and cyberattacks by establishing an independent legal body capable of enforcing measurable control mechanisms rather than relying solely on declarations of intent. The move represents a significant shift toward integrating enforceable governance structures directly into the legal framework surrounding rapidly advancing AI systems.
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SEALSQ CEO Joins World Law Foundation Board, Proposes AI Chapter

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SEALSQ’s CEO, Carlos Moreira, joins the Board of Trustees of the World Law Foundation and proposes creation of a global AI Chapter. This new initiative would establish a working group to translate HUMAN-AI-T principles into operational standards, technical safeguards, and verifiable commitments.

Carlos Moreira, CEO of SEALSQ (NASDAQ: LAES), is joining the Board of Trustees of the World Law Foundation and proposing the creation of a new Global AI Chapter within the organization. This dual role signals a direct effort to shape artificial intelligence governance from within a legal framework, moving beyond ethical guidelines to verifiable control mechanisms. The proposed chapter aims to translate the principles of HUMAN-AI-T into operational standards and technical safeguards, as Mr. Moreira states, “We now need to move from…

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