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Published by the Paris Peace Forum in early 2025, this report is relevant for AI governance researchers exploring how precedents from cybersecurity multilateralism might accelerate the development of international AI safety institutions and norms.
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Summary
This Paris Peace Forum report examines how existing cybersecurity governance frameworks, particularly the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace, can serve as a blueprint for developing international AI risk governance. It analyzes structural parallels between cyber and AI governance challenges and proposes lessons from cybersecurity diplomacy for building cooperative AI safety regimes.
Key Points
- •Draws direct analogies between cybersecurity governance evolution and the emerging challenge of governing AI risks at the international level
- •Argues that multi-stakeholder frameworks like the Paris Call offer a replicable model for AI governance coalitions
- •Identifies key mechanisms from cyber policy—norms, confidence-building measures, incident response—that could transfer to AI governance
- •Highlights the role of non-state actors (tech companies, civil society) in shaping effective international AI safety norms
- •Proposes concrete governance design principles for AI risk cooperation inspired by two decades of cybersecurity diplomacy
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F O R G I N G G L O B A L
C O O P E R A T I O N O N A I
R I S K S : C Y B E R P O L I C Y A S
A G O V E R N A N C E B L U E P R I N T
Policy Report
February 2025
Paris Call for Trust and
Security in Cyberspace
Strategic Foresight Hub
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Contributors
Lead authors
Pablo Rice
Head of programme, Cyber & Emerging
Tech Governance, Paris Peace Forum
Charlotte Lindsey Curtet
Independant advisor, Paris Peace
Forum & Hague Centre for Strategic
Studies
Contributing organizations
Cloudflare
Sebastian Hufnagel
Senior Public Policy Manager
Center for Long-Term
Cybersecurity (UC Berkeley)
Nada Madkour
Non-Resident Research Fellow
Krystal Jackson
Non-Resident Research Fellow
Center for Security and
Emerging Technology
(Georgetown University)
Colin Shea-Blymyer
Research Fellow
GEODE Center
Frédérick Douzet
Director
Aude Géry
Researcher
Institute for Security
and Technology
Jennifer Tang
Associate for Cybersecurity and Emerging
Technologies
Mariami Tkeshelashvili
Senior Associate for Cybersecurity and
Emerging Technologies
Fortinet
Marc Asturias
Vice President of Marketing and Field
CISO for Government
Google Cloud (Mandiant)
Jon Tidwell
Practice Leader
Microsoft
Nicholas Butts
Director, Global Cybersecurity and
AI Policy
MIT FutureTech
Peter Slattery
Researcher, Lead of the MIT AI Risk
Repository
Palo Alto Networks
Sam Kaplan
Senior Director & Assistant General
Counsel, Public Policy & Government
Affairs
INTERPOL
Pei Ling Lee
Head of Cyber Strategy and Capabilities
Development, Cybercrime Directorate
Mahdi Alaei
Cyber Strategy & Outreach Coordinator,
Cybercrime Directorate
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Contributors
Trend Micro
Josiah Hagen
Field CTO
UNIDIR
Giacomo Persi Paoli
Head of Programme, Security & Technology
WithSecure
Mikko Hyppönen
Chief Research Officer
Ieva Ilves
Advisor on European Policy
Individual contributors
Craig Jones
Director CyPol; Former Director of
Cybercrime, INTERPOL
Chris Painter
Former President of the Global Forum on
Cyber Expertise
Disclaimer - The findings, interpretations, and conclusions presented herein are the outcome of a collaborative
process facilitated and endorsed by the Paris Peace Forum. However, they do not necessarily reflect the exact views of
each contributing organization or individual, nor do they represent the entirety of the Paris Call’s community of
supporters, or the member and partner organizations of the Paris Peace Forum.
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Acknowledgements
Support from all of the Paris Peace Forum’s benefactors provides the foundation for the Forum’s
activities and events. The Forum’s Cyberspace Governance Programme would like to especially
thank the following benefactors for their commitment—not only through their financial
contributions but also through their significant human investment—which has contributed to the
publication of this report:
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