Global AI Governance & Compliance Network
Investors are beginning to treat trustworthy AI as a material business factor. The challenge now is helping guide capital flows towards firms developing and deploying trustworthy AI.
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This blog article explores how HAIP 2.0 and the EU instruments intersect, where they diverge, and why their complementarity matters for effective AI governance.
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Agentic AI raises new questions about how governments can maintain standards of safe, secure and trustworthy AI while machines act on their behalf.
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How are different organisations using agentic AI in practice? What governance approaches are they adopting to manage it responsibly?
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The article explains how AI is deeply integrated into finance and outlines the regulatory challenges that arise as AI innovation accelerates. It highlights an OECD report on supervising AI in finance and describes the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) AI Live Testing programme as a flexible, collaborative supervisory model that seeks to balance innovation with consumer and market protection.