The shifting regulatory landscape for emerging technologies

Regulatory attention on emerging technologies and their applications is increasing. This shifting regulatory landscape means that companies working with such technologies can expect more external requirements for full transparency on how they use them. So it's time for businesses worldwide to prepare for a new system of laws and regulations – ethical guidelines and data protection regulations are just the beginning!
 

In this issue, former Senior Vice President at TDC Group, Kathrine Stampe Andersen, shares her view on the necessary shift to AI policy to make AI ethics more tangible and operational. Our CTO, Rasmus Hauch, discusses the need for laws and regulations to ensure the responsible use of biometric technologies. And finally, Peter Sondergaard, former Senior Executive at Gartner Research, recommends the five actions to best navigate the new regulatory landscape for emerging technologies, such as AI.

We hope you will find these topics interesting. Please read on. 

Moving From AI Ethics to AI Policy

Katherine Stampe Andersen offers her view on how to make AI Ethics tangible via policies, including how to shape the right policy frameworks.

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Facial Recognition: We Must Welcome Regulations

Rasmus Hauch shares his point of view on the need for oversight and regulation for models using facial or other biometric technology.

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EU AI Regulations: 5 Actions for Business Leaders

Peter Sondergaard provides recommendations on how to best navigate the shifting regulatory landscape for AI.

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Welcoming a New Vice-Chair to Our Board of Directors

In February, our Board of Directors announced a new Vice-Chair; Kathrine Stampe Andersen. Kathrine has extensive experience in the tech, telco, and media industries. We met with Kathrine to discuss what C-level executives should consider when applying AI in their enterprise. Learn more about Kathrine and her new board role 

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