AI Regulation

AI regulation encompasses government and industry requirements for the safety, accountability, transparency and compliance of artificial intelligence. Financial institutions, insurers and corporate legal departments have recently stepped up scrutiny of agentic AI, shadow AI and open-weight models, while regulators in the United States, India and elsewhere have introduced risk-assessment and testing frameworks. The rise of Chinese open-source models is also shaping the global debate over governance standards. As AI becomes more deeply embedded in decision-making and workflows, the allocation of responsibility, cybersecurity risks and the practical implementation of regulatory technology will directly affect the pace of corporate adoption and the rules of market competition.