Dr. Axel Mazolo
Independent analysis from Geneva
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Founder and Executive Director of the Geneva AI Governance Institute (GAIGI). Based in Geneva, his work focuses on regulatory architecture, multilateral coordination for emerging technologies, and the intersection of AI with trade law. ITU Sector Member. Collaborates with the WTO and International Geneva actors.
Geneva hosts 40 headquarters of international organisations. No other city concentrates this density of multilateral institutional capacity. The question is where AI governance gravity will settle.
The EU AI Act, China’s Interim Measures, and the US Executive Order represent three incompatible regulatory philosophies. A multilateral architecture is essential to bridge these gaps.
The same foundation models powering enterprise productivity also underpin autonomous targeting systems and mass surveillance. Current export control regimes were not designed for AI.