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“One of the crucial problems to overcome is that of the information deficit. We need more transparency in the public interest so that we can have better discussions about what proper rules are around technology. And right now, there's a lot of guessing, and there's a huge dependency on the framing and the information that the tech companies are willing to share with us at a moment that is good for them,” Marietje Schaake says.
AI is transforming legal workflows, corporate compliance, and business risk management. But without oversight, companies face AI-driven liability, lawsuits, and reputational damage.
In the latest episode of The AI Sidekick, Ryan Heath speaks to Marietje Schaake, a former member of the European Parliament, a young global leader at the World Economic Forum, and president of the Cyber Peace Institute. Marietje is currently a fellow at Stanford's Cyber Policy Center and at Stanford's Institute for Human Centered AI. Marietje is also a columnist at the Financial Times and the author of The Tech Coup, a book that takes a hard look at how Silicon Valley's growing influence is reshaping democracy and the global economy. Finally, she's also plays a part in implementing the European Union’s AI Act.
From Big Tech’s resistance to oversight to AI-driven fraud and bias, this conversation delivers critical insights for CLOs, CFOs, and legal ops executives managing AI adoption. Discover why responsible AI governance isn’t about limiting innovation—it’s the key to sustainable, risk-proof growth.
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3XumNYq
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