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This podcast episode provides an overview of passed and proposed AI regulation around the globe, synergies and common grounds between them. Tune in! With my stellar partners Oliver Yaros, Gabriela Kennedy, Dominique Shelton Leipzig, Arsen Kourinian and Cristiane Manzueto.

Artificial Intelligence is driving important new business opportunities, leaving no sector untouched, including consumer goods and retail (CG&R). In the latest season of Baker McKenzie's Off the Shelf: The Global Consumer Goods & Retail Industry Video Podcast, Ashlin Perumall joins Sue McLean and Alex Toh in sharing short, practical legal insights on the reason for AI's unparalleled uptake, the nuances surrounding Generative AI, developing regulation across different regions, thoughts on the internal governance strategies and more. Listen to the podcast episode here 👉 https://bmcknz.ie/44ixvSm

In the final episode of the Governance Matters Podcast for this year, we look ahead to 2024. We were delighted to be joined by Brady Long, EVP and general counsel at Transocean, who discussed the items that will feature on boards’ packed agendas next year including continuing regulatory developments and the risk-management concerns and commercial opportunities arising from AI. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/ew7UHAmT #governance #copgov #AI #boardmanagement

🎙 It’s been one year since we first discussed Generative AI on our Tech Talks Podcast. Today we revisit the ever-shifting landscape of GenAI, which continues to captivate the tech world. With GenAI at the forefront of the conversation, we delve back into the complexities surrounding its use, with a special focus on the contractual and legal challenges faced by users, data providers, and businesses. Join partners Marina Aronchik and Richard Assmus, along with our host Julian Dibbell, as they explore advancements over the last year, emerging legal intricacies, and the implications for those navigating this technology.   Access the full episode and transcript here: https://lnkd.in/gtMcVnzq   #generativeAI #AI 

Thank you to Socitm for inviting me onto your latest podcast to share my thoughts about how we can and should be using GenAI in local government! As always, my broad call to action is for responsible innovation - lets be ambitious about using AI, but that means actively navigating potential risks and building trustworthy processes as part of our basic ambitions. It is hard to think about AI in the public sector now though without some reflection on the recent #Horizon Post Office Scandal. We can and should use technology better to improve public services and ultimately peoples' lives, but we can also cause harm if we do it wrong. Even with good intentions, bad technology and/or bad governance can lead to negative outcomes. In turn this will hamstring future innovation by destroying public trust and the appetite for public investment in innovation. Let's try to get AI right!

Designed to help you look beyond the headlines and hype cycle, this podcast series will help you make the most of the significant opportunity which AI brings, but on an informed basis taking account of the rapidly evolving legal, regulatory and risk and control frameworks in which your business operates. In this second episode we are joined by London partner Tim Fosh for a discussion on the regulation of AI in financial services from a UK perspective. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eXGGpYMU

The latest episode of the AI Policy Podcast discusses the most recent EU AI Act milestone, the latest from the AI chip war, and U.S.-China AI safety dialogues.

Did you catch our Inside Angle podcast with distinguished UC Davis research professor Prem Devanbu? In this Inside Angle blog, 3M AI evangelist V. “Juggy” Jagannathan revisits and reflects on key topics from their discussion. Check it out here. #3Mer

Artificial Intelligence is driving important new business opportunities leaving no sector untouched, including consumer goods and retail (CG&R). In the latest season of our Off The Shelf: The Global Consumer Goods & Retail Industry Video Podcast, I join Sue McLean and Alex Toh in sharing short practical legal insights on the reason for AI's unparalleled uptake, the nuances surrounding Generative AI, developing regulation across different regions, thoughts on the internal governance strategies and more. Listen to our podcast episode here 👉 https://bmcknz.ie/44ixvSm

Our first two On Air "IR in the Age of AI" podcast episodes for 2024 are up. Here Christopher Lamont and I speak with Global Governance Institute (GGI) Joachim Koops to discuss the launch of the new #AI and #globalgovernance program at GGI and the challenges and opportunities #emergingtech pose for #governance.