For this episode of the Responsible AI Report, Soribel Feliz discusses the complexities of AI regulation, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that considers both innovation and the rights of creators. She highlights the challenges faced by startups in complying with regulations and the differing impacts of state versus federal policies. The discussion also touches on the evolving landscape of intellectual property rights in the context of AI development.
Takeaways

• Big tech has valid arguments against regulations.
• Overly burdensome regulations could hinder innovation for startups.
• Effective regulation must be tailored to different contexts.
• State-level regulations can be more responsive than federal ones.
• A patchwork of regulations can complicate compliance for startups.
• Balancing AI development with creator rights is complex.
• Policymakers need to collaborate with AI developers and creators.
• Fair use and data licensing frameworks are evolving areas of policy.
• Smaller creators often lack resources to defend their rights.
• Ongoing dialogue is essential for effective AI governance.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/soribel-f-b5242b14/
https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/responsible-ai-=-inclusive-ai-7046134543027724288/
Soribel Feliz is a thought leader in Responsible AI and AI governance. She started her career as a U.S. diplomat with the Department of State. She also worked for Big Tech companies, Meta and Microsoft, and most recently, worked as a Senior AI and Tech Policy Advisor in the U.S. Senate.

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