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Execs Doubt AI Regulation Can Keep Up With the Technology’s Rapid-Fire Advances

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Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than the speed of regulation, creating uncertainty for business leaders and compliance headaches for lawyers, according to a new report on the AI regulatory landscape from Berkeley Research Group.

Four in 10 of the 214 executives, high-level in-house lawyers and outside counsel surveyed by BRG said they didn’t feel very confident in their organization’s ability to comply with current AI regulations.

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