This year, several countries and economic unions released their own frameworks & guidelines to help steer responsible AI development & harness the transformative technology for their citizens and the economy. While current AI ethical recommendations sound similar, there are still differences in the approaches between each country/economic union and there will be risks that AI governance policies can become fragmented globally and regionally. We speak to Jared Ragland, Senior Director, Policy – APAC at BSA | The Software Alliance on standardizing policies on responsible AI development.

<p>This year, several countries and economic unions released their own frameworks &amp; guidelines to help steer responsible AI development &amp; harness the transformative technology for their citizens and the economy. While current AI ethical recommendations sound similar, there are still differences in the approaches between each country/economic union and there will be risks that AI governance policies can become fragmented globally and regionally.&nbsp;We speak to Jared Ragland, Senior Director, Policy &ndash; APAC at BSA | The Software Alliance on standardizing policies on responsible AI development.</p>

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