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Our third and last part of the Reframing Impact: AI Summit 2026 series is out now! ICYMI, we’re tackling some of the buzziest buzzwords before world leaders and tech execs flock to Delhi for the AI Impact Summit 2026. ⬇️

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We’ve partnered with @ainowinstitute.bsky.social and Aapti Institute to produce twelve refreshing interviews with leading advocates, builders, and thinkers from around the world that help us reframe the narratives that shape AI discourse, policy, and power.

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We’re so excited to share our final drop of conversations today 🎉

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1. @grohmannrafael.bsky.social reframes digital sovereignty from a top-down state vs. Big Tech battle to a bottom-up vision rooted in community control, education, and shared resources. www.themaybe.org/reframing-im...

themaybe.orgReframing "Sovereignty" Rafael GrohmannTrue independence and control can’t be rented from tech companies.

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2. @meredithmeredith.bsky.social of @signal.org questions whether AI systems can truly be ‘open-source,’ and whether companies are co-opting openness instead of embodying it. www.themaybe.org/reframing-im...

themaybe.orgReframing "Open Source" Meredith WhittakerCalls for openness delivering nostalgia for a creator-driven past rather than meaningful access.

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3. @chinasa.bsky.social breaks down the opportunities and pitfalls of ‘multilateralism’ in AI summits, and the need for heads of state and companies to hear from civil society and Global Majority perspectives. www.themaybe.org/reframing-im...

themaybe.orgReframing "Multilateralism" Chinasa T. OkoloWhen AI forums are dominated by the powerful, making noise and pushing from the margins is crucial.