Who is on the hook when something goes wrong with AI? Brandon Amacher, Director of Emerging Tech Policy & Instructor of National Security at Utah Valley University, discussed the importance of clearly defining liability and ensuring transparency at our Regulatory Reform Summit.
Criminal accountability has a role to play alongside civil liability when it comes to AI. Stewart Young, Criminal Deputy Attorney General at the Utah Attorney General’s office, discussed that distinction during our Regulatory Reform Summit.
The principles that guide AI should be the same ones that underpin our country and society. Bennett Borden, Founder and CEO of Clarion AI Partners, explored that idea during our Regulatory Reform Summit.
AI has enormous potential, but building trust has to come first. Margaret Busse, Commissioner of Utah's Department of Commerce, discussed that challenge at our Regulatory Reform Summit
