International organization founded in 1971 by Klaus Schwab that convenes annual meetings in Davos, Switzerland. Functions as elite coordination infrastructure for global business, political, and academic leaders. Relevant to AI governance as a venue for cross-sector dialogue on technology policy, though criticized for prioritizing networking over institutional accountability.
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