Sometimes "The Cost of AI" rests in the hands of political players.
International politics can throw disruptive curves into companies’ plans and ambitions to leverage AI to remain competitive. The extent of such disruptions -- or the negotiations to avoid them -- could vary in influence based on how organizations respond.
Could global needs for AI create “strange bedfellows” comparable to agreements seen in the pursuit of fossil fuels? Does a path forward exist for companies stymied by politics that risk narrowing access to international resources for AI technology?
Ian Cohen, CEO of Lokker; Ted Krantz, CEO of Interos; Sahil Agarwal, co-Founder and CEO of Enkrypt AI; and David Brauchler, technical director and head of AI and ML security for NCC Group discussed those and other questions in this episode.
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