GovAI — publication: Computing Power and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence — argues compute is the most governable AI pillar, proposes international monitoring mechanisms

NoteThe source directly confirms all three components of the claim: (1) It is a GovAI publication (multiple authors affiliated with Centre for the Governance of AI), (2) It argues compute is 'a particularly effective point of intervention' for AI governance—the most governable pillar relative to data and algorithms, and (3) It proposes multiple international monitoring mechanisms including an 'International AI chip registry,' required reporting systems, and privacy-preserving monitoring approaches. The publication date (February 14, 2024) matches the 'as of 2024-02' temporal specification. The authorship matches: Sastry, Heim, Anderljung are listed as primary authors, with 19 total co-authors as claimed.