Patrick Vergara, Norm Ai COO, recently attended a dynamic panel hosted by the New York State Attorney General, focusing on "The Next Decade of Generative AI."

The event brought together an impressive lineup of experts, including legal scholars, industry leaders, and government officials, to define and explore the future of generative artificial intelligence. The panels covered a range of critical topics, from the unique characteristics of generative AI and its potential to enhance various aspects of our lives, to the challenges and concerns associated with its rapid development. The discussions highlighted how generative AI differs from other AI technologies, with insights on its transformative potential and the legal, ethical, and societal considerations that must be addressed to harness its benefits responsibly.

Discussions also touched on the regulatory landscape for generative AI, where experts debated how existing laws apply and whether new regulations are needed to keep up with technological advancements. Government officials shared their views on policy initiatives and stressed the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors.

The final sessions explored future legal and regulatory options, emphasizing the need for thoughtful governance to foster innovation while protecting public interests. Panelists highlighted the necessity of strong compliance frameworks and proactive risk management to navigate the rapidly evolving AI landscape, ensuring our AI-powered solutions continue to meet high standards of regulatory compliance and ethical responsibility.

Norm Ai is looking forward to continuing to contribute to this critical discourse.