CEO / Founder of The Cantellus Group, an innovative boutique consulting company working to operationalise policy and oversight of AI and other frontier technologies as they are used in the real world. Retired Partner, Latham & Watkins, LLP (Global Antitrust and Competition); advising on complex M&A regulatory matters and on governance and oversight by Boards, C-Suite and General Counsels of AI and associated technologies. Board member at Legal Momentum and Not For Sale; Member, DirectWomen, International Women's Forum, NationSwell.
A new AI Bill of Rights outlines five key protections. Many feel the document is a critical starting point but wish more checks and balances existed to keep AI accountable.
VR and AR are evolving fast, but our slow-moving legal systems are unprepared. Here are the challenges this poses, and the questions we should be asking.
Many flawed reasons have been cited for not tackling AI governance. But we can follow this routemap for a straight-forward, future-proofed and affordable approach.
Emerging facial recognition legislation shows the opportunity for clarity and standardization. Developers and users of FRS technologies can help shape these conversations.
Artificial Intelligence used to conquer COVID-19 will require governance to maintain the public's confidence in the long term.
