What are the key regulatory challenges for AI and blockchain today?
summary
Global regulators converge on a risk-based approach with the EU AI Act cited for its EU AI Act extraterritoriality, sandboxes prove essential — Dubai runs a real estate tokenization sandbox that moves to phase two and Sri Lanka plans a MOSIP DPI sandbox — and urgent threats are concrete: documented data poisoning and sleeper‑agent attacks, the 2016 DAO smart‑contract theft and ongoing MEV/market manipulation, deepfake KYC fraud, plus the need for post-quantum readiness. Recommended fixes are real-world sandboxes, tiered licensing, audit/certification regimes, zero‑knowledge ID checks and hybrid co‑governance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Global regulatory models
- 6:00AI & blockchain
- 12:00Adaptable regulations
- 22:00Sandboxes and innovation
- 33:00Hybrid models
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