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In this Insuring Cyber podcast highlight, the discussion shows the key contrasts between the U.S. and EU strategies for artificial intelligence. The U.S. AI Action Plan is positioned as a forward-looking roadmap designed to establish America as a global leader in AI innovation, infrastructure, diplomacy, and security. In contrast, the EU’s AI Act takes a more regulatory approach, setting rules and compliance frameworks to govern AI use. Elizabeth Blosfield, host of the podcast and Deputy Editor at Carrier Management talks with Claire Davey, senior vice president and head of product innovation and emerging risk at Relm Insurance in this clip. To view the entire podcast interview visit https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/25643/
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