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e-Book: Anticipating regulatory scrutiny of AI
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FTI Consulting2024-07-24T17:19:00
While the European Union has approved its landmark AI Act, U.S. agencies are setting expectations for businesses regarding their use of the technology. This e-Book will cover:
- How the AI Act sets tone for AI regulation
- Compliance principles for avoiding “AI washing”
- Expert views on the potential for compliance to influence AI decision-making
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