Strategic Recommendations for 2025
Audit AI Systems:
Regularly assess compliance with new regulations, particularly for high-risk and generative AI applications.
Strengthen Governance:
Implement robust AI governance frameworks with clear accountability and human oversight mechanisms.
Enhance AI Literacy:
Invest in employee training programs to meet mandatory literacy requirements in jurisdictions like the EU.
Monitor Global Trends: Stay informed about regional developments, especially in rapidly evolving markets like Asia-Pacific and Africa.
2025 is set to be a pivotal year in aligning AI innovation with robust regulatory frameworks, shaping the future of technology adoption globally.
Significance in Today's Landscape
As AI adoption accelerates, regulatory efforts worldwide are intensifying, with countries like the United States, Singapore, China, and the European Union working to establish tailored regulatory frameworks. Each region aims to address its unique concerns, including data privacy, ethical AI practices, and accountability, often reflecting local societal values and economic priorities. For example:
- European Union: The EU is pushing forward with its AI Act, which seeks to regulate AI based on risk categories. This comprehensive legislation could be one of the world’s strictest AI laws, emphasizing consumer protection, transparency, and accountability.
- United States: The U.S. is advancing a sector-specific approach, with proposals focusing on safeguarding privacy and fair competition, especially in finance, healthcare, and law enforcement. Recent executive orders and legislative proposals highlight AI safety, bias mitigation, and maintaining technological leadership.
- China: China’s regulatory efforts prioritize national security and social stability, with a strong focus on AI governance and monitoring to prevent misuse. The country has proposed strict guidelines for generative AI, especially in content creation and social media, emphasizing the importance of aligning AI development with government priorities.
- Singapore: Known for its forward-thinking digital policies, Singapore is pursuing an “ethical by design” approach, encouraging businesses to adopt best practices in transparency and accountability through its Model AI Governance Framework. This model is geared towards fostering innovation while ensuring ethical AI use.
Main AI Regulation by Jurisdiction
Country/Region | AI Plans and Developments | Key Highlights | Source |
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European Union | Preparing for the EU AI Act, focusing on prohibitions (Article 5) and mandatory AI literacy (Article 4). |
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EU AI Act |
Australia | Published AI and ESG guidance emphasizing responsible AI’s role in advancing ESG goals. |
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Australian Government and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner Guidance |
United States | The Department of Labor issued workplace AI guidelines focusing on transparency and ethical use. |
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US Department of Labor Guidelines (October 2024), White House National Security Memo |
Poland | Opened consultations to align national legislation with the EU AI Act. |
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Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs Announcement, October 2024 |
Hong Kong | Released a dual-track AI policy for financial markets. |
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Hong Kong Government Policy Statement, October 2024 |
Japan | Issued AI safety and red teaming guidance with a focus on human-centric principles. |
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Japanese AI Safety Institute Guidance and Japan Fair Trade Commission Consultation |
United Kingdom | Launched the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) to support tech innovation. |
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UK Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology Announcement, October 2024 |
G7 Nations | Held a summit to address competition concerns related to AI development. |
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G7 Competition Summit Statement, October 2024 |
WHO DOES IT IMPACT?
Any firm that relies on AI models in their decision making
Asset Managers
Banks
Supervisors
Commodity Houses
Fintechs
How Can We Help?
Working with senior AI and Compliance advisors who are at the forefront of AI supervisory dialogue, we can support the below activities
The following steps can summarise it:
1
AI Ethics Consultations:
T3 AI compliance advisors can offer consultations on ethical AI use and help to develop ethical guidelines for AI deployment.
2
Technical Auditing
Our Technical Auditors can run audits to ensure AI systems are built and operated in compliance with legal and ethical standards, and identify biases and other issues in AI algorithms.
3
Data Governance
Our financial data experts can assist in the establishment of robust data governance frameworks ensuring data privacy and security compliance.
4
Documentation and Reporting
T3 can help document AI systems, processes, and data handling procedures for regulatory compliance and assist in the preparation of compliance reports and other required documentation.
5
Algorithm Transparency and Explainability
Our AI modellers can help enhance the transparency and explainability of AI algorithms in order to create clear, understandable explanations of how AI systems make decisions.
6
Impact Assessments
This involves conducting AI impact assessments to evaluate the potential risks and benefits of AI projects, identifying potential negative impacts and suggesting mitigation strategies.
7
Third-party Vendor Assessment
We work with numerous vendors and can help with assessing the compliance of third-party vendors and partners in the AI ecosystem ensuring that external partners adhere to required legal and ethical standards.
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Customized Compliance Solutions
T3 can develop tailored compliance frameworks and solutions based on the specific needs and risks associated with a company’s AI projects and implement compliance monitoring and management systems.
9
Incident Response Planning
Our senior compliance advisors can work with your legal council to prepare you for potential legal or ethical issues related to AI as well as develop and implement incident response plans to manage and mitigate risks.
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