AI is revolutionizing marketing, but without regulation, it is also a legal and ethical minefield. Brands can’t afford to wait for lawmakers—they aren’t coming. AI may be running marketing ...

Countries and economic blocs around the world are at different stages of regulating artificial intelligence, from a relative "Wild West" in the United States to highly complex rules in the ...

We examine the AI regulations that IT leaders need to understand. And we talk to the UK government’s AI minister about the country’s artificial intelligence opportunities. Read the issue now.

Regulation of artificial intelligence would encourage — not stifle — innovation, says a University of Ottawa professor who presented at last week's global AI summit. Florian Martin ...

Global ACAMS survey by SAS and KPMG reflects that AI and ML integration is on the way – but won't happen overnight Adoption of AI and machine learning (ML) remains modest. Only 18% of survey ...

But AI will thrive in an environment that is lightly but appropriately regulated. The EU has already over-regulated. It is too risk averse, a tendency it struggles to escape. Every year the bloc ...

Freshfields partner Giles Pratt said: “The heavy lifting on AI regulation and governance is going to continue to largely rely on a patchwork of pre-existing and overlapping laws; and regulatory ...

The shadow of American "broligarchy" loomed over recent global talks on artificial intelligence regulation in Paris, as big tech won controversial concessions amid a sudden shift in the AI arms race.

Europe seems to have caught on and is now killing AI-blocking regulation – just like everyone else. At last week's Paris AI summit, Ursula von der Leyen boldly announced that Europe is joining ...

It served to highlight the divisions that exist between Europe and the US when it comes to the regulation of the technology. French President Emmanuel Macron posted a montage of AI-generated ...