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Everything about AI will be contested, because everyone has different interests. So it is and so it will be for so it has been, time out of …
Mollick argues that AI policy and development will inevitably remain contested territory because different stakeholders—including governments, corporations, researchers, and the public—have fundamenta
Mollick argues that AI policy and development will inevitably remain contested territory because different stakeholders—including governments, corporations, researchers, and the public—have fundamentally divergent interests and priorities. He suggests this fundamental conflict of interests is an inherent and persistent feature of AI governance, rather than a problem that can be definitively resolved.
Source: Ethan Mollick (X) | 2026-05-05