As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the workplace, organizations across industries face a new frontier of risk management. And unlike some other compliance areas that evolved over decades, AI regulation is developing at breakneck speed.
An update on the evolving AI regulatory landscape following Congress's rejection of the federal moratorium on state AI regulation. With federal preemption now off the table, states can continue in their role as laboratories of AI governance.
As someone who has spent over a decade navigating complex regulatory landscapes, I've seen firsthand how effective regulation requires a delicate balance. It must protect consumers while facilitating innovation.
Automation is increasingly prevalent across industries today, particularly with the rapid advancement of AI tools. While this trend naturally raises concerns about the future of human roles, I see a valuable opportunity.
In today's complex regulatory landscape, many organizations view compliance as a necessary evil – a cost that drains resources and slows down business operations. However, my experience building compliance programs suggests the opposite.
As a compliance professional who has navigated everything from traditional financial services to the emerging cannabis industry, I have observed first-hand how privacy concerns transcend sectors.