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In 2025, we think that this convergence is dawn about the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy, protection, consumer safety, and information security.
Reasons and how business leaders can prepare for the future.
Increase in law patchwork: Today’s privacy, data protection, AI regulation navigates
Many emerging and existing laws around the world offer complex tapestry with (often) overlapping companies.
Global privacy laws such as general data protection rules (GDPR) in Europe (GDPR) (eg, Brazil’s General Law, China’s Personal Information Protection Law, Indian personal data protection bill) are individuals. Was regulated the use of. Data that reaches an automated decision that affects personal rights and freedom, such as credit scoring and screening of applicants.
Meanwhile, US legislators and privacy regulations are increasingly focusing on automated decision -making technologies (ADMT) that affect job seekers, employees, consumers and patients. for example:
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The patchwork of this law will continue to expand, as the US Federal AI law is unlikely to appear immediately. Several states have established an advisory committee and taskforce to study AI’s potential risks and impacts.
This rapid growing law in the United States and the world will prefer clear standard sets to follow, as the business community is likely to cause uncertainty and (sometimes) dissatisfaction.
Is the organization prepared? We will deal with the gap between the adoption of AI and the compliance
Of course, the convergence of this regulation is, of course, when the organization begins to strengthen the adoption of AI and large language models.
This allows employees to use the AI tools without appropriate monitoring, and the developers speed up coding without considering whether the model generation code meets the current security standards.
For example, BRG’s 2024 Global AI regulation report is to promote effective AI development and use, for only four out of four people who are very confident in the capacity of the current AI regulation. It turned out that less than half of the organizations that implement internal protection measures.
Excellent governance is more important than ever
The best answer to chaos is the same for AI because it seems to be long for the privacy and security of the data.
Powerful AI governance programs must be designed based on the principles of the United States and the United States and overseas legislation and regulatory approaches. Privacy, safety, security, transparency, explanation, and non -discrimination requirements must be systematically managed, and the teams of stakeholders beyond occupation. Strategic AI governance is not simply a law for AI, but evaluates innovation and risk management equally in consideration of ethics and legal risks throughout the field.
Our hope in 2025 is to design a governance that intends to approach AI intentionally and to adapt to a fragmented regulatory environment.
After all, proceeding with full speed in the AI era without establishing effective governance is like racing Ferrari without a brake.
A well -done AI governance can enable speed and provide the strategic control necessary to maintain good business practices.
