Democratic, multi-scalar, dialogue for international AI governance:
Regulatory principles for AI governance need to be based on a vision of human rights as integrated and indivisible, furthering democratic and distributive integrity. This calls for a multi-scalar dialogic process that leads up to a concrete consensus at the highest international level, prioritising the needs and interests of the people at the edges of the politico-economic order, especially from the Global South. Such a dialogue – while being led by governments – needs to be consultative, and engage various stakeholders from global to local levels, including the private sector, technical community, traditional development constituencies, and digital rights groups.