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GovAI — publication: Computing Power and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence — argues compute is the most governable AI pillar, proposes international monitoring mechanisms

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The source text confirms all key elements of the claim: (1) It is a GovAI publication (Lennart Heim is affiliated with Centre for the Governance of AI); (2) The title matches exactly: 'Computing Power and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence'; (3) The authors include Sastry, Heim, Anderljung et al., with the source listing 19 total co-authors; (4) The paper argues compute is particularly governable due to its special properties (detectability, excludability, quantifiability, concentrated supply chain); (5) It proposes international monitoring mechanisms including an 'International AI chip registry' and required reporting mechanisms; (6) The date is confirmed as February 14, 2024 (matching 'as of 2024-02'). All major claims are directly supported by the source text.

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Subject: GovAI
Value: Computing Power and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence — argues compute is the most governable AI pillar, proposes international monitoring mechanisms
As Of: February 2024
Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.08797
Notes: By Sastry, Heim, Anderljung et al. (19 co-authors)

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confirmed95%primaryHaiku 4.5 · 4/16/2026

NoteThe source text confirms all key elements of the claim: (1) It is a GovAI publication (Lennart Heim is affiliated with Centre for the Governance of AI); (2) The title matches exactly: 'Computing Power and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence'; (3) The authors include Sastry, Heim, Anderljung et al., with the source listing 19 total co-authors; (4) The paper argues compute is particularly governable due to its special properties (detectability, excludability, quantifiability, concentrated supply chain); (5) It proposes international monitoring mechanisms including an 'International AI chip registry' and required reporting mechanisms; (6) The date is confirmed as February 14, 2024 (matching 'as of 2024-02'). All major claims are directly supported by the source text.

Case № f_Y8aeHmo3DPFiled 4/16/2026Confidence 95%