Jurisdictions worldwide are developing AI governance policies that range from comprehensive "hard law" mandates like the EU’s AI Act to voluntary "soft law" frameworks favored by Singapore and the United Kingdom. While these approaches differ in legal enforceability and centralization, they coincide on core principles such as risk-based management and the establishment of dedicated safety institutes. The series also examines how existing privacy and intellectual property statutes serve as foundational baselines, driving new transparency requirements and shaping the legal environment through high-profile litigation like New York Times v. OpenAI

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This podcast explores how African nations have transitioned from fragmented sectoral protections to comprehensive, rights-based data frameworks inspired by global standards like the EU GDPR. We delve into the pivotal role of regional instruments like the Malabo Convention and the rise of "enforcement maturity," where increasingly confident regulators are now holding both global tech giants and government departments accountable. Finally, we examine the strategic shift toward continental enforcement norms, AI governance, and the institutionalization of regulator-to-regulator learning to secure Africa's rapidly evolving digital economy.

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This podcast explores the "decisive role" Swedish businesses play in national resilience, ensuring that vital societal functions like energy, food distribution, and telecommunications continue to operate during armed conflict or severe crisis. We examine how companies prepare for the "two-week" continuity goal by mapping critical dependencies, implementing systematic cybersecurity measures—such as offline data backups—and training staff to recognize and resist malign information influence. Finally, the series details how public authorities and private enterprises coordinate through a "public-private collaboration" framework to manage complex threats, supply chain disruptions, and the mobilization of personnel for total defence duty.

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