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Should countries create an international body with real authority to oversee frontier AI?

AI changes faster than treaties. A binding body could freeze today's model thresholds and give incumbents a compliance moat. The [OECD principles](https://www.cuatrecasas.com/en/spain/intellectual-property/art/oecd-updates-ai-principles) are non-binding, but that flexibility lets governments adapt them to local law. Use international groups for shared research and incident databases; keep licensing and penalties with accountable domestic institutions.