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FAQ
What is the state-as-violator problem in AI governance?
International AI governance frameworks position states as the primary duty-bearers responsible for protecting populations from AI-enabled harm. But when the state is itself deploying AI surveillance against activists, defenders, and criminalized communities, that entire protection architecture fails structurally. The problem is not implementation — it is architectural.
What communities does your AI governance research focus on?
Women human rights defenders, LGBTQI+ activists in criminalising jurisdictions, and environmental defenders whose states deploy AI surveillance against them. These three populations share a common structural problem: the governance frameworks that claim to protect them are built around an assumption of state good faith that does not hold for their specific situations.
Where can I read your published work?
Alliance Magazine, Repro Uncensored, and LinkedIn. The most comprehensive pieces are the investigative research on Meta's surveillance architecture (Repro Uncensored, July 2026) and the full analysis of the UN's first Global Dialogue on AI Governance (LinkedIn, July 2026).
Are you available for speaking, consulting, or collaboration?
Yes. I am open to conversations about AI governance research, policy communications, feminist technology, and climate justice. Reach me at suman@commsforacause.org




