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Global AI Regulation: Executive Compliance Guide.
The Global AI Regulation: Executive Compliance Guide provides a comprehensive examination of the evolving landscape of AI regulations and necessary compliance strategies for executives. It covers key regulatory frameworks such as the EU AI Act and California SB-53, emphasizing the importance of anticipatory compliance to manage risks. The report also explores the roles of executives in AI governance, risk management, and the formation of compliance structures. Furthermore, it assesses future trends in AI governance and underlines strategic steps for organizations to integrate governance into their operational and strategic plans.
AI RegulationCompliance WorkforceGlobal AI PolicyGovernance TechResponsible AI
Celso G, Ghost Research
2025-12-02
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(exclusive of tax)Single User License61Pages of Deep Analysis
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Perspective.
PurposeTo guide executives in understanding and navigating global AI regulations and compliance requirements.
AudienceExecutives, compliance officers, legal advisors, and corporate governance professionals.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsTechnology, legal, compliance, risk management, executive leadership.
Geographic AreasGlobal, with specific references to the EU, United States, and China.
Special EmphasisFocus on regulatory compliance, innovation, risk management, and governance.
Report Layout.
Overview of the Contemporary AI Regulatory Environment
- Global regulatory landscape
- Emerging international instruments
- Strategic value of anticipatory compliance
In-Depth Review of Key Regulatory Frameworks
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Insights.
AI regulatory landscape is becoming more complex with diverse requirements across regions.Executives must prioritize transparency, human oversight, and robust governance frameworks.Key roles like CAIO and CDAO are crucial for managing AI strategy and compliance efforts.Anticipatory compliance can be a competitive advantage in the evolving regulatory context.Cross-functional governance structures enhance collaboration and accountability.Key Questions Answered.
