RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly

Welcome to the RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly podcast with host and AI regulation expert Sanjay Puri. Sanjay is a pivotal leader at the intersection of technology, policy and entrepreneurship and explores the intricate landscape of artificial intelligence governance on this podcast.You can expect thought-provoking conversations with global leaders as they tackle the challenge of regulating AI without stifling innovation. With diverse perspectives from industry giants, government officials and civil liberty proponents, each episode explores key questions and actionable steps for creating a balanced AI-driven world.Don't miss this essential guide to the future of AI governance, with a fresh episode available every week!

RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly is a technology podcast hosted by Sanjay Puri, with 206 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Sanjay Puri hosts RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly, a technology show with 206 episodes published.

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  Colorado 2026: AI, Data Centers, and the Race for Governor

  Sep 30, 202649 min

  In Episode 3 of AI on the Ballot, we go inside the Colorado race. On the record. Non-partisan. With the candidates and voices shaping how Colorado answers the questions every state is now facing: Who pays for the AI economy? Who regulates it? And what happens to Colorado workers as the technology reshapes the economy? 00:00 - 01:39 : Intro 01:39 - 03:57 Colorado AI Landscape 04:36 - 06:56 Tech Infrastructure Funding 07:13 - 09:37 Data Tariff Conflicts 09:45 - 10:56 Local Job Growth 10:56 - 11:46 Long-Term Employment Risks 12:47 - 15:07 Policy Leadership Role 15:08 - 19:14 Workforce Education Prep 19:15 - 22:45 Education System Responsibility 22:58 - 26:35 State AI Regulation 27:09 - 29:01 Federal Versus State 29:15 - 32:17 Mitigating AI Harms 32:40 - 35:36 Inaction by Federalists 35:58 - 38:48 Election Disclosure Laws 38:52 - 40:57 Political Disinformation Rules 41:30 - 42:15 Voter AI Awareness 42:16 - 46:02 Key Candidate Questions 46:03 - 47:47 Future Legislative Priorities #aiontheballot #elections #colorado #politics #aieconomy

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  The 4 AI Fights on Your Ballot: Energy, Regulation, Jobs & Deepfakes

  Sep 30, 202652 min

  Maine just banned data center construction statewide. More than 30 states have introduced 300+ data center bills in 2026. Washington and the states are at war over who gets to write the rules on AI. And underneath it all, AI is already shaping what voters read, believe, and decide heading into the midterms. In Episode 2 of AI on the Ballot, host Bennett Aiorio (founder of the GIE Foundation) and co-host Sanjay dig into the four fights driving AI onto the ballot: energy and data centers, state vs. federal regulation, jobs and worker displacement, and the information environment itself. Joining the conversation are two guests who cover the whole terrain: Eric Goldman — Associate Dean and Professor at Santa Clara University School of Law, and one of America's leading authorities on Section 230. He makes the case for giving generative AI room to grow, why he's skeptical of state-by-state regulation, and what a "Section 230 for AI" might look like. Wendell Wallach — bioethicist, UN AI governance advisor, and author of A Dangerous Master, often called the "godfather of AI ethics." He unpacks the real costs of data centers, his skepticism toward the AGI-and-China race narrative, UBI, deepfakes in elections, and where AI's genuine upside lies. Subscribe and follow so you don't miss an episode of AI on the Ballot. #AIontheBallot #AIRegulation #DataCenters #Section230 #AIPolicy #Deepfakes #AIEthics #Midterms2026

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  AI Is Taking Over Our Communities — Who Gets a Say? | Vilas Dhar - Live at UNGA 2026, NYC

  Sep 30, 202624 min

  Here’s a tighter Spotify version that keeps the strongest themes and avoids sounding too promotional: Who gets to decide what the future of AI looks like? Recorded live at the University Club during the UN General Assembly, Sanjay Puri speaks with Vilas Dhar, President of the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation and an AI Policy 100 honoree, about AI governance, safety, regulation and the growing tension between Big Tech, governments and communities. They explore the backlash against AI data centers, AI’s impact on energy and water, the future of work, AI sovereignty, the Global South, and why democratic institutions—not just technology companies—must have a say in shaping the AI future.

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  Why Is AI On The Ballot?

  Sep 30, 202638 min

  Is AI really on the ballot in 2026? The answer is yes — and here's why it matters. Congress has passed zero federal AI laws. Meanwhile, AI is reshaping America's energy grids, threatening jobs, and flooding elections with deepfakes and disinformation. In this premiere episode of AI on the Ballot, we break down why artificial intelligence has become a front-line issue in the 2026 US midterm elections. We speak with Roy Austin Jr., Director of the AI Initiative at Harvard Law School and former VP of Civil Rights at Meta, and Miranda Nazzaro, Senior Technology Reporter at The Hill, about what voters actually need to know heading into November. In this episode: Why data centers are driving up your electricity bill The jobs debate — is AI creating or destroying them? The federal vs. state AI regulation fight Deepfakes, disinformation, and the 2026 election What question every voter should ask their candidate on AI AI on the Ballot is a weekly election series covering the 2026 US midterms through one lens — artificial intelligence. New episodes every Wednesday through November 3, 2026. A production of Regulating AI in association with GIE Foundation Subscribe for weekly episodes covering Senate races, Governor races, AI policy experts, and candidates on the record. AI on the Ballot is a non-partisan program of Regulating AI, a 501(c)(3) organization. Views expressed by guests are their own. Appearances do not constitute an endorsement. #AIontheBallot #ArtificialIntelligence #2026Midterms #AIPolicy #Elections2026 #DataCenters #AIRegulation #Deepfakes #AIJobs #RegulatingAI

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  AI Governance Is Breaking: Who Controls AI Agents, Data & Creative Rights? | Alice Xiang, SONY

  Sep 30, 202640 min

  Who is responsible when AI makes decisions, creates content, or acts autonomously? In this episode of the Regulating AI Podcast, Sanjay Puri speaks with Alice Xiang, Global Head of AI Governance and Vice President at Sony Corporation and a lead research scientist at Sony AI, about the future of AI governance and responsible AI. They discuss AI agents, autonomous AI, generative AI, AI regulation, AI ethics, copyright and creative rights, AI training data, creator compensation, attribution, AI transparency, content provenance, C2PA, algorithmic bias, explainable AI, and human oversight. A timely conversation on how businesses can govern increasingly autonomous AI systems while protecting creators, building trust, and ensuring accountability.

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