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Amy Worley
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Deputy Editor, Focus Co-ordinator, Countryside Jobs Service Focus
North Yorkshire
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Crime , National Security , Foreign Affairs, Economy , Governance, Politics, Policies , Conflict Zones, Strategic Affairs
Content
Just 36% of Corporate Leaders Believe AI Policy Will Provide Necessary Guardrails, BRG’s Global AI Regulation Report Finds
By Amy Worley, Richard Finkelman| Lexology Verified As debates over how to regulate artificial intelligence heat up, new research reveals concerns over current and future policy effectiveness—and a lack of compliance readinessIn today’s fast-developing artificial intelligence (AI) regulatory landscape, only about one-third of corporate leaders believe current regulations are very effective and that future policy will provide necessary guardrails, according to BRG’s Global AI Regulation Report, released today.
By Amy Worley| Lexology Verified Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies rely on vast amounts of data and compute power for model training to enable them to make predictions or decisions without being explicitly programmed for the task. AI may make us more prosperous and innovative, but it comes with privacy and data protection risks. Organizations that design or deploy AI tools need to investigate how their AI systems collect, process, and disseminate personal data across digital and brick-and-mortar marketplaces.
Just 36% of Corporate Leaders Believe AI Policy Will Provide Necessary Guardrails, BRG’s Global AI Regulation Report Finds
By Amy Worley, Richard Finkelman| Lexology Verified As debates over how to regulate artificial intelligence heat up, new research reveals concerns over current and future policy effectiveness—and a lack of compliance readinessIn today’s fast-developing artificial intelligence (AI) regulatory landscape, only about one-third of corporate leaders believe current regulations are very effective and that future policy will provide necessary guardrails, according to BRG’s Global AI Regulation Report, released today.
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Countryside Jobs Service Focus