This infographic charts the top risks for digital technology, as selected by global leaders.

This article series analyzes the laws, policies, and broader contextual history and developments relevant to AI governance across different jurisdictions.

U.S. state lawmakers and enforcers are lobbying against Congress' proposed AI law moratorium, with an eye toward maintaining their power to protect consumers from AI harms. IAPP News Editor Joe Duball ...

The changing tides of policies globally, however, has a profound impact on how organizations consider their internal AI governance, especially for the higher risk AI systems. Consumer protection- and ...

The EU's deliberations over implementing the AI Act reveal a deeper dilemma opine Kai Zenner and Sebastian Hallensleben. Does the EU still believe in its human-centric approach — or is it about to ...

A court ruling highlights expanded CCPA liability for tracking technologies beyond data breaches.

Wall Law's Alexander Wall writes model contractual clauses for the public procurement of AI, published by the Public Buyers Community of the EU, are rapidly becoming a reliable source of best practice ...

AI governance is proving its value to organizations. The promulgation of artificial intelligence governance legislation, regulations and standards combined with increasingly complex and demanding ...

Consumers around the world are increasingly taking action to protect their data, by exercising their data rights under existing privacy laws or by no longer buying from organizations that don’t ...