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Marietje Schaake

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Marietje Schaake, International Policy Fellow; author, Stanford HAI / Cyber Policy Center (United States), ranks #491/520 on the AI Advancement Index (58.8). Known for Former Member of the European Parliament; author of 'The Tech Coup'; leading voice on democratic governance of technology and AI; advisor on tech regulation and digital rights. Strongest on Thought leadership (82.0, Leading).

Role
International Policy Fellow; author
Affiliation
Stanford HAI / Cyber Policy Center
Country
United States
Field
AI policy & society
Known for
Former Member of the European Parliament; author of 'The Tech Coup'; leading voice on democratic governance of technology and AI; advisor on tech regulation and digital rights

Dimension read

DimensionValueStandingWhat a high vs low value means, and where Marietje Schaake sits
AAI AI Advancement (AAI)58.8Lagging · #490/520Low here, lower relative influence within this elite set.
▲ high: among the very top minds advancing AI  ·  ▼ low: lower relative influence within this elite set
Research influence Research influence42.0Lagging · #512/520Low here, limited direct research influence.
▲ high: field-defining research contributions  ·  ▼ low: limited direct research influence
Frontier role Frontier role38.0Lagging · #507/520Low here, removed from frontier development.
▲ high: central to building today's frontier AI  ·  ▼ low: removed from frontier development
Thought leadership Thought leadership82.0Leading · #43/520High here, shapes how the field and public think about AI.
▲ high: shapes how the field and public think about AI  ·  ▼ low: limited public/field influence
Field-building Field-building65.0Moderate · #325/520Mid-pack. High would mean builds the field, mentorship, institutions, tools, community; low would mean limited field-building footprint.
▲ high: builds the field, mentorship, institutions, tools, community  ·  ▼ low: limited field-building footprint
Momentum Momentum76.0Moderate · #276/520Mid-pack. High would mean driving AI's advancement right now; low would mean less active at the current frontier.
▲ high: driving AI's advancement right now  ·  ▼ low: less active at the current frontier

Strengths

  • Thought leadership (82.0, Leading), shapes how the field and public think about AI.

Risk factors

  • A significant, well-rounded contributor to AI's advancement.
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AI worldview

Contingent / balancedconfidence 0.8

Ideas & positions

Marietje Schaake advocates for robust democratic governance of AI, emphasizing the need for international cooperation and regulatory frameworks to ensure ethical use and prevent misuse. She has been a vocal proponent of transparency and accountability in AI systems, particularly in her role as an International Policy Fellow at Stanford's HAI and Cyber Policy Center. Schaake has also highlighted the importance of balancing innovation with the protection of human rights and democratic values. In her book 'The Tech Coup,' she critiques the concentration of power in tech companies and calls for stronger regulatory measures to address issues such as data privacy and algorithmic bias. She has not taken a definitive stance on existential risk but has emphasized the need for proactive regulation to mitigate potential harms.

What shapes the view

Schaake's views are shaped by her background as a former Member of the European Parliament, where she focused on digital rights and technology policy. Her stance is influenced by a belief in the necessity of government intervention to ensure that technological advancements serve the public good. She is concerned about the economic and political implications of AI, including the concentration of power in tech giants and the potential for automation to disrupt labor markets. Her advocacy for international cooperation reflects a belief that global challenges require coordinated solutions.

The AI-powered future they see

Schaake predicts a future where AI plays a significant role in various sectors, from healthcare to governance. However, she warns that without proper regulation, AI could exacerbate existing inequalities and undermine democratic processes. She promotes a vision of AI that is aligned with human values and serves to enhance, rather than diminish, individual and collective well-being. Her focus is on creating a regulatory environment that fosters innovation while protecting fundamental rights.

DystopianContingentUtopian
An AI-generated synthesis of the public record (statements, essays, interviews, papers), not statements by the person; positions evolve and the model's knowledge has a cutoff.