Digital Sovereignty and AI: New Threats to Corporate Participation in Internet Governance?

Kelly, Michael J. & Satola, David E.

Journal: Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

Volume: 57

First Page: 43

Year: 2025

Bluebook Citation: 57 CASE W. RES. J. INT'L L. 43 (2025)

Author: Michael J. Kelly: all 30 publications


Abstract

Authoritarian regimes have long challenged the multistakeholder model of Internet governance in pursuit of more state-centered controls. Recent assertions of digital sovereignty, coupled with dramatic advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), present twin threats that those regimes may now deploy to advance that challenge. This Article argues that corporations, which currently have a seat at the governance table, must engage with this debate on the side of Western liberal democracy and Internet human rights or risk losing those seats. (Abstract from authors.)

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