Mathematical Pathways to Responsible AI Governance: A Quantitative Policy Model for Equity, Safety, and Innovation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming governance, industry, and society, but global regulation remains fragmented and largely qualitative. Existing frameworks emphasize ethics, yet few provide measurable accountability or comparable data across nations.

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December 13, 2025

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Preethika Yetukuri

2025 Fall Fellow

Preethika Yetukuri is a Mathematical Sciences student at Clemson University whose work connects mathematics, AI, and public policy. She has contributed to projects with NASA, VIPR-GS, and Clemson Engineers for Developing Communities, focusing on quantitative modeling and social impact.

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