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In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, Sanjay Puri speaks with Brando Benifei, Member of the European Parliament, and one of the lead architects of the EU AI Act—the world’s first binding legislation on artificial intelligence.
Brando shares deep insights into the challenges of implementation, balancing transparency with intellectual property, and safeguarding freedoms in a rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Key highlights include:
The role of transparency and auditability in AI governance Proportional fines and their impact on SMEs versus Big Tech Why certain AI practices, like predictive policing and mass surveillance, are prohibited How the EU AI Act integrates with global governance efforts The importance of education, sandboxes, and support for SMEs🔗 Watch now to understand how Europe is shaping AI regulation—and what it means for the world.
Resources Mentioned:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brando_Benifei
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/124867/BRANDO_BENIFEI/home
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RegulatingAI Podcast: How the UN’s ITU Is Shaping Global AI Standards | Tomas Lamanauskas
In this compelling episode, host Sanjay Puri sits down with Tomas Lamanauskas, Deputy Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), to explore the global architecture of AI governance.
🔍 What you’ll learn:
How ITU transitioned from regulating telegraphs to AI governance Why AI standardization is not a barrier to innovation The ITU’s pivotal role in connecting 8 billion people The balance between innovation, regulation, and inclusion Behind-the-scenes of the AI for Good Global Summit🌍 A must-watch for:
Policymakers and AI regulators Tech entrepreneurs and infrastructure investors Anyone who cares about global equity in the age of AISubscribe for future episodes diving deep into global AI governance.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tlamanauskas/
https://www.itu.int/en/osg/Pages/biography-itu-dsg-tomas.aspx
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Podcast Highlights & Introduction
2:00 What is the ITU and its role in AI regulation?
2:45 From telegraph to AI: A history of the ITU
8:42 Standardizing AI in a rapidly moving world
14:03 The ITU's role in enforcing standards
18:51 Three approaches to AI governance: EU, US, and China
25:01 Geopolitics and national security in AI
30:24 The importance of undersea cables
34:41 Ensuring AI benefits everyone and bridging the digital divide
43:21 The AI for Good Global Summit
48:28 Conclusion and farewell
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Live from the AI4 Conference in Las Vegas, Andrew Reiskind, Chief Data Officer at Mastercard, joins the Regulating AI Podcast to discuss the critical intersection of data, AI, and trust. From AI-powered fraud detection to personalization, responsible AI governance, and the rise of agentic commerce, Andrew shares how Mastercard is navigating global challenges in data sovereignty while keeping safety and security at the core.
Topics Covered:
How Mastercard has used AI for 20+ years in fraud prevention & personalization The role of agentic AI in customer service & commerce Why trust and security must guide AI innovation Frameworks for responsible AI & governance across global marketsSubscribe for more insights from AI leaders shaping the future.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-reiskind-53a743/
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In this episode of the RegulatingAI podcast, host Sanjay Puri speaks with Professor Edward Santow, former Australian Human Rights Commissioner and co-director of the Human Technology Institute. Together, they explore how algorithms intended to support justice can actually perpetuate discrimination.
Key topics include:
How Australia’s largest police force used AI to profile Indigenous youth The consequences of using historical data without correcting historical bias Why system-level harms from AI demand policy-level responses What governments must do to protect rights while embracing innovationA sobering and essential conversation about AI, justice, and what ethical governance looks like in practice.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/esantow/
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Podcast Highlights
1:34 Ed’s background and journey into technology governance
2:12 The 'aha' moment: an algorithm targeting young people based on race
5:36 Finding a balance between AI's dystopian problems and positive use cases
9:07 The global fear of missing out (FOMO) and the trade-off with fundamental rights
11:12 Why innovation and regulation are not a trade-off
12:22 Comparing the AI regulatory approaches of the EU, US, and China
13:57 Australia's practical, non-ideological approach to AI
15:45 How Australia is building its niche on liberal democratic values
19:22 The shift from "fluffy principles" to practical AI safety standards
22:37 The three most common issues for corporate leaders in AI governance
23:08 The problem with the "AI guru" model of governance
25:08 The "dirty secret" of AI and the importance of engaging workers
35:24 The impact of AI on jobs and the workplace
40:28 The Asia-Pacific region's role in AI governance
44:07 Preserving indigenous cultures and languages in AI training data
47:14 The concentration of power in a handful of AI companies
50:09 Facial recognition: good uses vs. bad uses
53:57 Lightning round of questions
55:22 Conclusion and farewell
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Join host Sanjay Puri in conversation with Dr. Cari Miller, a leading voice in AI governance, as they unpack the recently announced America’s AI Action Plan.
🔍 What you'll learn:
Why Pillar One of the U.S. plan may spark global misalignment The risks of removing "misinformation" from AI frameworks Why U.S. innovation might clash with the EU AI Act and global regulatory norms How free speech and foundation models intersect with international policy🌍 Global policymakers, this one is for you.
🎯 Watch now to understand why the latest U.S. move could raise alarms worldwide.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cari-miller/
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction of Dr. Cari Miller
2:52 The three pillars of America's AI Action Plan
7:20 Comparing the AI Action Plan to the EU AI Act
8:27 "Hurry up and innovate" and the geopolitical dimension of AI
10:45 The dilemma between innovation and regulation
13:09 The moratorium on state-level AI regulation
15:50 A spectrum for regulation: reversible vs. irreversible harm
17:17 The EU's approach to regulation
19:10 Why AI procurement is the "gate of all gates" for governance
21:27 What makes AI procurement different
23:32 The need for augmented procurement practices and training
24:14 Accounting for hallucination and vendor disclaimers
27:55 Procurement for foundation models vs. fine-tuned solutions
29:39 The possibility of AI insurance
31:02 Distinguishing between trustworthy and "AI snake oil" vendors
33:23 Strengths and weaknesses of existing AI procurement frameworks 35:26 The three checkpoints before issuing an AI RFP
37:41 Sovereign AI and procurement for global south nations
40:20 Concerns about agents and agentic AI systems
44:02 The domain professional and complex multi-turn tasks
45:59 Procurement and pricing models for AI agents
49:00 The maturity of agents and the role of CISOs
52:35 Liability and governance for autonomous agents
55:33 The use of synthetic data: benefits and risks
58:50 Lightning round of questions
1:01:53 Concluding remarks
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The RegulatingAI Podcast welcomes Prof. Raquel Brízida Castro to examine how Europe's AI regulatory framework measures up against core constitutional protections.
📌 Topics Covered:
~ The EU AI Act’s categorisation of risk – does it go far enough?
~ The collision between data sovereignty, latency, and user rights
~ Why current legal remedies like GDPR aren't enough for generative AI
~ Does the Brussels effect stand a chance against the Washington effect?
~ Will national courts lose relevance in the age of EU digital regulation?
~ Raquel's legal insight warns of a quiet constitutional revolution underway and why citizen protection must evolve urgently.
🎧 Watch Now: This conversation is vital for anyone navigating AI governance in democratic societies.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/raquel-a-br%C3%ADzida-castro-15317a105/
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to the podcast and guest, Raquel Brízida Castro
2:21 Magnificent Introduction
2:58 The EU AI Act from a Constitutional Law Perspective
3:20 Constitutional Challenges and the Digital Social Democratic Rule of Law
5:59 New Fundamental Rights in the AI Age
8:27 The Right to Explainability: Rule of Law vs. Rule of Algorithm
11:34 Is the EU AI Act's Risk-Based Approach Adequate?
12:05 The Impact of AI on Fundamental Rights
14:52 Regulation vs. Bureaucracy and Self-Regulation
16:26 The Implementation of the AI Act and its Challenges
21:58 The EU vs. US Approach: Regulation vs. Innovation
23:55 The False Dilemma Between Regulating and Innovation
27:09 The Washington Effect
30:51 Implications for American Companies in Europe
31:49 Digital Sovereignty and the Problem of Latency
35:28 Constitutional Safeguards and Regulatory Overreach
35:40 The Primacy of European Law and the Role of Constitutional Courts
38:58 The Two-Year Moratorium on the EU Act
40:30 Lightning Round of Questions
43:24 Final thoughts
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🚨 BREAKING: Former Deputy White House Counsel's Latest Interview on Trump's AI Strategy
In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, we sit down with Joshua Geltzer, who advised President Biden, to discuss the details behind America's new AI Action Plan. This is the definitive breakdown every tech executive, investor, and policymaker need to watch.
🎯 CRITICAL TAKEAWAYS:
Why some states may LOSE federal AI funding How fair use laws could save AI companies billions The infrastructure revolution coming to your state Export control politics that will reshape global tech Why Trump chose to back open sourceAbout the Guest: Joshua Geltzer is a partner at Wilmer Hale focusing on AI, cybersecurity, and national security litigation. Until January 2025, he served as Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy White House Counsel, and Legal Adviser to the National Security Council.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-geltzer-6209b3198/
https://www.wilmerhale.com/en/people/joshua-geltzer
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to the podcast and guest Joshua Geltzer
4:29 Welcome to Regulating AI: The Podcast
5:44 The Three Pillars of the AI Action Plan
6:37 Fair Use, Training Data, and the Courts
8:17 Power, Land, and Permitting for Data Centers
10:19 Countering Synthetic Media and Deepfakes
11:45 The Effectiveness and Limitations of Export Controls
13:39 Leading International AI Governance While Prioritizing National Dominance
15:28 Federal-State Dynamics in AI Governance
19:00 The Open Source vs. Closed Model Debate
20:45 The Competitive Framing with China and National Security
22:54 Global AI Regulation and the Future
23:41 Concluding the discussion
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In this episode of RegulatingAI, Sanjay speaks with Rob T. Lee, Chief AI Officer at the SANS Institute and advisor to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
What you’ll learn:
Why Rob believes America’s AI systems are already under attack How adversaries are leveraging generative AI without regulatory constraints Why current cybersecurity approaches are inadequate for AI-based threats The challenge of balancing speed with safety in federal AI deployments Insights into critical gaps in open-source model evaluationsThis conversation is a wake-up call for regulators, enterprise leaders, and anyone navigating AI implementation at scale.
Resources Mentioned:
Rob T. Lee, Chief of Research and Chief AI Officer, SANS Institute
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leerob/
Substack: https://robtlee73.substack.com/
X: https://x.com/robtlee
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RobLee96
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In this compelling ‘AI for Good’ panel, moderator Sanjay Puri brings together two of the most influential voices in global health: Peter Sands, Executive Director of The Global Fund, and Sania Nishtar, CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
Together, they dive deep into the transformative power of artificial intelligence in addressing some of the world’s most pressing health challenges. From improving disease surveillance and accelerating vaccine delivery to enhancing decision-making in underserved regions, this discussion highlights the real-world impact and ethical considerations of AI in global health.
Key topics covered:
How AI is being applied to strengthen health systems globally Real-life examples of AI driving change in low- and middle-income countries The role of public-private partnerships in scaling AI for health Challenges around data, equity, and governance in AI adoptionWhether you're a policymaker, health professional, technologist, or simply interested in how AI can serve humanity, this conversation offers critical insights and bold visions for the future.
🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more discussions at the intersection of technology and social impact.
#AIforGood #GlobalHealth #PeterSands #SaniaNishtar
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sania-nishtar-bb2a8123a
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-sands-0808bb6b
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In this special episode of the Regulating AI Podcast, live from the AI for Good Summit in Geneva, host Sanjay Puri sits down with Frederic Werner, Chief of Strategy and Operations at AI for Good, to explore how the initiative has evolved into a global movement touching every corner of society.
🔍 Key topics discussed:
The origin and growth of AI for Good Why AI for Good is more than just a summit—it’s a year-round platform Building community and capacity through inclusivity and innovation Engaging youth, startups, governments, and NGOs alike AI for Good’s partnerships with 53 UN sister agencies🧠 Whether you're in policy, tech, education, or just AI-curious, this episode will show how AI can be a force for equity and progress.
📢 Subscribe for more deep dives into AI policy, governance, and innovation.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8567748/
https://x.com/FredericWerner
https://www.linkedin.com/in/fredericwerner/
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Can responsibility, innovation, and success truly coexist in the age of AI? Salesforce's Eric Loeb believes they must—and shares how the company is putting that vision into action through agentic AI and values-led governance.
💡 You’ll learn:
· What agentic AI is and why it changes enterprise workflows
· Why AI agents should always augment—not replace—humans
· The role of internal governance, "job descriptions" for agents, and ethical oversight
· Why shared responsibility will define AI liability in the future
· How Salesforce integrates safety, trust, and innovation into every layer of its AI stack
📌 A rare look into how one of the world’s most respected tech companies handles AI governance.
#AIgovernance #AgenticAI #RegulatingAI
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-loeb-33a86b/
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Join us for a groundbreaking conversation with Harvard Professor David A. Sinclair, a global authority on aging and longevity. Live from the ITU AI for Good conference in Geneva, Dr. Sinclair explains how his lab is leveraging AI to identify molecules that may reverse the aging process.
In this episode:
How generative AI is transforming drug discovery timelines and cost Real-world examples of AI identifying age-reversing molecules The future of age-resetting gene therapies Why Sinclair believes AI labs can now function like pharma companies The urgent need for regulatory reform to accelerate innovation📣 Support Sinclair’s research: friendsofsinclairlab.org
Know our guest: https://davidasinclair.com/
Read his book at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0008380325
Listen to his podcast: http://www.youtube.com/@LifespanOfficial
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hovig-etyemezian-9b33994/
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Dr. Kathleen Kramer doesn’t hold back. As IEEE President and a renowned professor, she shares blunt truths on AI education and credentials in this powerful RegulatingAI episode from Geneva’s AI for Good Summit.
💥 In this episode:
Why saying "I have a master’s in AI" means nothing without recognized standards The importance of grit, resilience, and doing the hard things in education Why certifications—not degrees—are the future of AI talent validation How IEEE's 141-year history positions it to shape tomorrow’s ethical AI What it means to "advance technology for humanity" in a rapidly shifting workforceThis is a call to rethink how we educate, certify, and empower the next generation of AI leaders.
🎙️ Real talk. Real insight. Only on RegulatingAI.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.ieee.org/kathleen-a-kramer
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ieee/posts/?feedView=all
https://www.facebook.com/IEEE.org
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In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, we speak to Hovig Etyemezian, Head of Innovation at UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. From fieldwork in Mosul to AI-powered systems in Geneva, Hovig shares a compelling narrative of innovation, ethics, and resilience in refugee services.
🎯 Key Takeaways:
How UNHCR uses AI to process refugee feedback at scale Why chatbots, messaging apps, and call centers are critical digital tools The balance between automation and “human in the loop” care Refugee-led innovation programs and grassroots solutions Ethical safeguards and the importance of not “parachuting” tech solutions💬 A conversation that humanizes AI and shows how responsible innovation can restore dignity to displaced communities.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hovig-etyemezian-9b33994/
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In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, host Sanjay Puri is joined by Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, to talk about one of the most pressing issues in AI today: the scraping of content and the future of journalism in an AI-first world.
✅ Topics covered:
The “original sin” of AI companies and scraped content How The Atlantic is navigating AI disruption in publishing Legal and ethical paths forward: lawsuits, licensing, and collaboration Why Thompson thinks AI companies should drive traffic to journalism A peek into The Atlantic's deal with OpenAI🔍 Nicholas shares candid takes on balancing innovation and fairness and what the future might look like if we don’t course correct.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholasxthompson/
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Podcast Highlights
02:56 - The "Original Sin" of AI Companies - Data Scraping & Compensation
05:04 - Media vs AI Companies: Finding Fair Value Exchange
08:19 - Recent Court Rulings: Anthropic & Meta Cases Analysis
12:19 - The Future of Search & Web Architecture
16:45 - Generational Impact: How Young People Consume Information
17:47 - Federal vs State AI Regulation Debate
21:47 - What AI Developers Actually Want from Regulation
22:05 - EU AI Act: Over-regulation Concerns
23:45 - Open Source vs Closed Source AI Models
24:43 - China's Open Source AI Strategy & US-China Relations
26:19 - Chip Export Restrictions: Effectiveness & Consequences
28:41 - US-China AI Cooperation Needs
29:08 - The "Job Apocalypse" Debate: Dario vs Jensen
32:48 - Government Role in AI Transition & Retraining
34:43 - The "First Rung" Problem: Entry-Level Jobs at Risk
35:51 - AI Medical Diagnosis: Outperforming Human Doctors
39:07 - AI Companionship: Solution or Danger for Loneliness?
41:10 - The "Westworld" Risk: AI-Powered Social Media Dystopia
42:46 - Key AI Thinkers: Audrey Tang & The Vatican's AI Paper
44:59 - Lightning Round: Quick Takes on AI's Future
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In this compelling episode of RegulatingAI, Sanjay Puri discusses with Roberta Cocco—Digital Transformation Advisor, University Professor and Board Member—to discuss why human oversight in AI is essential for preserving democracy and civic trust.
🔍 Key Takeaways:
How AI can both empower and threaten democratic institutions The risk of obscured accountability in automated decision-making Why explainability and auditability must be embedded into governance frameworks Roberta’s firsthand experience in digitizing Milan’s public servicesWith insights from her roles at Microsoft, Italian government, and academia, Roberta argues that “AI should never replace human responsibility—it should enable it.”
🎧 Essential listening for policymakers, civic technologists, and digital ethicists.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertacocco/
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Join Us at AI for Good in Geneva – Booth #4282!
We’re excited to be part of the global conversation on the future of artificial intelligence! Don’t miss the chance to connect with us at Booth 4282, where we’ll be showcasing insights from thought leaders like Dr. Bilel Jamoussi, Deputy Director of ITU’s Telecommunication Standardization Bureau.
🎙️ Tune into discussions on:
The AI for Good initiative and its global impact The role of international standards in AI safety and interoperability Advancing digital infrastructure and closing the global connectivity gap Real-world AI applications in health, agriculture, and climate action👉 Whether you're a policymaker, innovator, or researcher, stop by to engage in meaningful talks and explore how we can shape a responsible AI future—together. See you in Geneva!
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bilel-jamoussi/
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 – Podcast Episode Highlights
01:37 - Meet Dr. Bilel Jamoussi, ITU Deputy Director
03:22 - What is ITU? 160 Years of Evolution
05:46 - Origin of "AI for Good" - Why This Name?
09:10 - Healthcare Revolution: WHO & WIPO Partnerships
14:00 - Real Impact: Rwanda's Healthcare Success Story
15:28 - Connecting the Unconnected: 2.6B People Offline
17:51 - AI Skills Coalition: From Kids to Diplomats
21:35 - Climate Action: Predicting Natural Disasters
24:44 - Food Security: AI in Agriculture with FAO
26:49 - Quantum for Good: The Future of Computing
29:25 - Why International Standards Matter
31:18 - Fighting Deepfakes: 70 Countries' Election Challenge
36:55 - Innovation vs Regulation: Finding Balance
40:47 - Sovereign AI: Reality Check for Small Countries
43:44 - Art Meets AI: Creative Canvas Platform
45:04 - Accessibility: 1 Billion People with Disabilities
46:31 - Summit Preview: Flying Cars & Brain Interfaces
47:30 - Lightning Round: One-Word Insights
49:29 - Call to Action & Summit Details
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In this episode of The RegulatingAI Podcast, Sanjay Puri speaks with Naresh Dulam, SVP at J.P. Morgan Chase, about the regulatory voids in today’s AI landscape. From biased data to unexplainable black boxes, Naresh reveals what’s missing—and what must change.
🎯 Key Takeaways:
The 3 critical policy gaps in AI today: explainability, bias, and accountability Why relying on a developer's goodwill is no longer sustainable The case for outcome-based, risk-tiered regulation Real-world examples from financial services and beyond📺 Watch now to understand what’s broken—and how we fix it.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/naresh-dulam/
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:33 AI Regulatory Gaps
03:46 Three Main Problems with AI
06:01 AI Explainability Issues
09:10 AI Bias and Fairness
12:37 Who's Accountable for AI Mistakes
17:30 Outcome-Based Regulation
19:40 EU vs US AI Regulation
23:45 Financial Services AI Rules
28:11 Innovation vs Safety
31:35 Open Source AI Discussion
39:05 AI Impact on Jobs
42:10 Career Advice for AI Era
45:50 Lightning Round Questions
46:58 Conclusion
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In this thought-provoking episode, Congressman Ben Cline addresses one of the most pressing issues of our time – the geopolitical implications of artificial intelligence. Host Sanjay Puri navigates this critical conversation, shedding light on AI’s role in international relations and national security.
Key Insights:
How China’s AI advancements challenge U.S. technological dominance. The importance of maintaining a strategic edge in AI through policy and innovation. Trade regulations on AI chips and the significance of the AI Diffusion Rule. Balancing global trade while protecting U.S. intellectual property and national security. The role of Congress in fostering competitive yet secure AI development.🌍 Watch Now: Understand the strategic dimensions of AI and what it means for the global landscape!
Resources Mentioned:
https://x.com/RepBenCline
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Discover how Connecticut is becoming a thriving hub for AI advancements! In this episode, Gov. Ned Lamont and Dan O'Keefe share insights into:
Fostering AI startups and positioning Connecticut as a leader in the AI space. Building a skilled workforce through comprehensive education and training initiatives. Balancing innovation with public safety through thoughtful policies. Navigating challenges faced by small AI companies in a complex regulatory landscape. The importance of inclusive AI education to secure Connecticut’s innovative future.💡 Stay tuned for more insightful discussions on AI and its evolving role!
Resources Mentioned:
https://x.com/govnedlamont?lang=en
https://www.youtube.com/@GovNedLamont/videos
https://www.instagram.com/govnedlamont/?hl=en
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dokeefe/
https://x.com/okeefe
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