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1 December 2022

Regulators Should Treat AI Like Employees To Avoid Stifling Innovation

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Debevoise & Plimpton

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Debevoise & Plimpton
Not all AI applications carry significant risks.
United States Employment and HR
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Key takeaways:

  • Not all AI applications carry significant risks.
  • Rights-based AI regulatory regimes can lead to a misallocation of resources because compliance requires too much effort on low-risk AI (e.g., spam filters, inventory management, etc.) and not enough effort on high-risk AI.
  • Regulators should view AI risk in the same way that companies view employee risk, and adopt regulatory frameworks for AI that are risk based.
  • In this Debevoise Data Blog Post, we discuss how companies mitigate employee risk and how the same approaches are effective to address AI risks. Continue reading more here. .

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