How do enterprise AI standards influence global AI regulation?



In this episode of Regulating AI, Dr. James H. Dickerson, Director at ASCET, explains how technical standards shape governance, compliance, and policy long before laws are enforced. A must-listen for leaders navigating responsible and regulated AI.

Roy Austin brings a rare, end-to-end perspective on AI governance—from co-authoring President Obama’s 2014 civil rights and big data report to building Meta’s first civil rights team and now leading Howard Law’s AI initiative.

In this episode of Regulating AI, he unpacks why self-regulation fails, why data quality still defines AI outcomes, and how states are stepping in where federal policy has stalled. We also explore how unchecked wealth concentration and weak oversight threaten democracy in the age of AI. A must-listen conversation on what real accountability in AI governance should look like.

In this episode of Regulating AI Talk, we sit down with Anne Bouverot, France’s Special Envoy for AI, to unpack one of the defining tensions of our time. As nations race to protect democratic values, economic competitiveness, and technological autonomy, AI refuses to respect borders. Anne explores how governments can balance AI sovereignty with global cooperation, why fragmented regulation could backfire, and what it will take to build shared rules for a technology shaping geopolitics, markets, and society itself. A must-listen conversation on power, policy, and the future of AI governance.