Governments may also be unlikely to give up local control on sensitive areas such as child safety, labor rights, or transparency.
“AI is a nuanced technology that will need an equally nuanced regulatory approach,” said Faisal Kawoosa, founder and lead analyst at Techarc. “Super PACs can help align the industry around common issues and push for consensus, but federal and regional governments will still prioritize local concerns. That means enterprises are unlikely to see a single, uniform regulatory framework, and regulations will progress at different speeds across jurisdictions.”
Gogia noted that enterprises should prepare for a prolonged hybrid environment. At the national level, agencies like NIST and the FTC are expected to keep issuing guidance. State legislatures will continue experimenting with disclosure and audit mandates, with some favoring industry interests and others imposing more stringent requirements.
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