In our previous blog post, we highlighted the primary stakeholders across the AI governance landscape, the unique roles they play in shaping the collective global response to AI risks, and the areas of misalignment (and material gaps) that exist in their architecture and approaches.
In this post, we set forth the contextual legal framework driven by the government as a primary stakeholder. As we suggest, extant laws are inadequate. In nearly all instances, they were not designed to govern many of the new realities arising from AI's ubiquitous uptake. This gap between existing laws and decision-makers' need for clarity both motivates and necessitates our research.... Read more about Post #4: The State of Global AI Regulation