Power, Convenience, and Prestige in the Governance and Legal Regulation of AI
summary
European law finalizes a layered AI Act with AI Act applies when output is used in the EU and staged deadlines (ban list in 6 months, high‑risk in 18/24 months, harmonized areas in 36), bans certain biometric ID uses, and forces risk assessments alongside existing GDPR obligations; the U.S. issues an executive order that mobilizes chips and NIST standards via Executive Order uses Defense Production Act but largely omits training‑data rules; Japan relies on soft law and a Hiroshima process while China pivots fast (2017 plan, 2030 leadership goal) to standards and laws for deep synthesis and generative AI that embed censorship constraints.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00AI governance introduction
- 2:56EU AI Act adoption
- 16:30Japan’s AI governance
- 28:16US AI executive order
- 40:46China’s AI regulation
- 52:50Comparing AI approaches
- 1:02:30Q&A
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