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My colleague, Adam Satariano, and I began this story with a question: Why has regulation of artificial intelligence been so challenging for governments around the world. Adam, who is based in London, and I talked to government leaders, technologists and policy experts for Europe, China and the United States. 
We also talked to leaders on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York earlier this month. We wanted to take readers inside the rooms of decision-makers to show how across the globe, they were getting tripping up with the fast development of A.I.

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