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Is AI regulation a double-edged sword?

AI is transforming the way we live and work, but with this rapid evolution comes critical questions about regulation.

As our Chief Security and Trust Officer, Ben Carr, discusses with Jonathan Dambrot, CEO and Co-Founder of Cranium – should governments impose stricter legislation around AI, or does regulation risk stifling innovation?

The global challenge: While the EU is leading with comprehensive frameworks like the AI Act, countries like India are taking a more hands-off approach. This divergence raises concerns about creating regulatory “vacuums.”

The U.S. approach: Instead of federal legislation, the U.S. is relying on executive orders, frameworks from CISA and NIST, and initiatives within states to address AI risks.

The need for balance: Without guardrails, AI could “run rampant,” but over-regulation might push organizations toward less restrictive jurisdictions.
The effect on innovation: Stringent regulations may deter AI companies from entering certain markets. Could this mirror GDPR’s global impact?

Finding the right balance between AI regulation and innovation won’t just be a policy question, but a global imperative.