AI Regulation Needed Now Before Accidents Occur, Mittal Says
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Calls for preemptive AI regulation from operators like Mittal raise the odds of incident-driven rules that land quickly once a high-profile failure occurs. Build your AI governance so you can adapt—central inventory, change logs, and human-in-the-loop points—rather than scrambling after the first regulatory shock.
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