AI: Law, Policy, and Common Sense Suggestions to Stay Out of Trouble
summary
Covers history and working definitions of AI, cites SEC settlements that forced companies to stop claiming AI use, and shows concrete failures—fake legal cases from hallucinations, Midjourney images riffing on Van Gogh after 624 prompts, and the Moralmachine scenarios for autonomous cars. Lists tangible risks (confidential data leakage, bias, prompt attacks), regulatory facts (123 US bills introduced, EU AI Act fines up to 7% GGR) and practical steps: governance, piloting, contracts and the NIST AI RMF for audits.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00AI regulation and risks
- 1:25Defining AI and challenges
- 5:17AI expectations and fallacy
- 10:15Key AI risks in practice
- 16:18AI data inputs and privacy
- 19:06Government responses to AI fears
- 21:59U.S. AI laws and regulations
- 26:13Federal AI regulatory guidance
- 28:19EU AI Act implications
- 32:33AI governance strategies
- 37:06AI risk mitigation frameworks
- 44:13Q&A
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