Panel: Navigating the AI Policy Landscape
summary
Panel summarizes concrete actions and realities: regulators draft ~1,000 AI laws globally, EU fines up to ~7% of revenue, and states risk overbroad chatbot rules that sweep in enterprise tools. Companies are urged to map your AI use cases and data flows, set a risk appetite that distinguishes high‑risk (e.g., resume filtering, employment decisions) from low‑risk work, adopt vendor partnerships not off‑the‑shelf buys, assign clear roles and audit trails, and use AI for monitoring governance and incident detection while tracking cross‑border compliance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 1:54Biggest compliance confusion
- 8:10Managing conflicting rules
- 16:53Building internal compliance
- 22:49Politics vs policy in AI
- 27:44Practical next steps
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