The Artificial Intelligence Commission, with Prof. Ifeoma Ajunwa

Last week, I spoke with Prof. Ifeoma Ajunwa from the Emory School of Law about her fascinating paper, “The Artificial Intelligence Commission.” In our 55-minute conversation, we discussed the current regulatory landscape in the United States, how a federal AI commission should work, AI regulation challenges, global AI governance, AI use by the government, emerging AI challenges, and more. Prof. Ajunwa is proposing an ambitious and innovative governance approach to AI in the U.S., and I am joining her call for lawmakers to embrace her blueprint and make it a reality. Read her paper here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.c.... If you are interested in AI and want to see it governed properly, or if you are a policymaker or a change advocate anywhere in the world, do not miss our conversation. Video chapters: 00:00 - Regulating AI through legal principles 05:10 - Federal AI governance in the United States 07:47 - Making a federal AI agency a reality 10:59 - Is a global AI governance approach possible? 14:08 - What the AI race is about 18:36 - The shortcomings of “Constitutional AI” 21:53 - The legal system as a form of control in AI 24:44 - Anthropic vs. the Department of War and the importance of AI governance 28:01 - The AI Commission 33:39 - Governing the government's use of AI 40:32 - A new approach to innovation 47:41 - Personal AI use and thoughts on AI 51:25 - A message to the next generation Before you go... Subscribe to my newsletter: https://www.luizasnewsletter.com Check out my training programs in AI, tech & privacy at https://aitechprivacy.com Follow me on social media: LinkedIn:   / luizajarovsky   Twitter:   / luizajarovsky   YouTube:    / @luizajarovsky