In this episode of Regulatory Oversight, host Ashley Taylor discusses the Colorado AI Act with Senate Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez and David Stauss. They explore the Act’s key provisions, focus on consumer protection, and efforts to coordinate state regulations to create a unified framework for high-risk AI systems.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will hold his first meeting with the new House Democratic AI commission this week, signaling a push to develop a comprehensive party platform on AI policy ahead of the midterm elections. Led by Reps. Ted Lieu, Josh Gottheimer, and Valerie Foushee, the commission aims to counter Republican efforts toward federal preemption of state AI regulations.
Credo AI and Carahsoft have partnered to provide Credo AI’s governance platform to U.S. public sector agencies via Carahsoft’s reseller network, aiming to support effective AI management, compliance, and transparency.
AI is transforming cross-border payments by enhancing risk management, compliance accuracy, and fraud detection. By integrating intelligent automation with human expertise, financial institutions can navigate complexities and maintain stability in a volatile market.
The global RegTech market is projected to grow from USD 20.04 billion in 2024 to USD 33.36 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 6.75% driven by increasing regulatory demands and the integration of AI and cloud technologies. RegTech solutions enhance compliance processes, enabling organizations to monitor risks and adhere to regulations more efficiently.
Geoffrey Hinton, the “AI godfather,” emphasizes the urgent need for AI governance, warning that rapidly evolving AI systems could prioritize self-preservation over human intentions. During a recent summit, key questions were raised about human consciousness, spirituality, and the capacity to govern creations that may operate beyond our understanding.
As the staffing industry rapidly evolves with advances in artificial intelligence, companies must develop strategies to innovate while ensuring legal compliance and upholding ethical hiring practices. An effective AI risk strategy highlights that technology should enhance, not replace, fair and humane decision-making in employment.
This Economic Note examines the implications of AI regulation in Canada, drawing lessons from the European Union’s AI Act. While AI promises enhanced productivity, regulatory complexities may hinder innovation and competitiveness in the sector.
Hospitals face new challenges as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services introduces Version 4 of its AI Playbook, requiring compliance with stringent guidelines for AI use in healthcare. Non-compliance could lead to significant financial penalties and affect participation in Medicare and Medicaid programs.
ResearchCollab.ai has launched an all-in-one AI research platform that addresses fragmented tools and unreliable outputs in academic research. The platform promotes transparency, traceability, and human oversight by integrating various research workflow stages into a single environment.