Good AI governance must, first and foremost, be workable in practice. It should be embedded in the organisation’s existing decision-making processes, rather than operating in parallel to them. In August 2024, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Regulation — the AI Act — entered into force. Europe moved quickly to legislate on AI with a stated ambition: to be first, to regulate in detail, and to turn the European rulebook into the international standard. The promise was to bring...

by Francisca Almeida, Chief Corporate & Legal Officer | Head of AI Risk Advisory