ISBN: 9798195136567 - managing global ai compliance risk: 7 high-stakes challenges in data, privacy, and regulation (5 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The central argument of Managing Global AI Compliance is that most organizations are dangerously trapped in a "compliance illusion"-mistaking completed checklists and annual training for genuine readiness. The book's unique insight is that penalties don't arise from a lack of rules, but from the widening gap between what policies claim and what employees actually do with AI. This is worsened by "shadow AI," where teams use unapproved tools, and by a vendor blindspot, where third-party AI features introduce hidden risks. The book argues that compliance confidence is the opposite of leadership proximity to real operations, making this a strategic imperative, not an IT issue. Unlike traditional guides, the book focuses on dynamic, conflicting global regulations as the new normal. It maps five distinct regulatory regimes (EU AI Act, DORA, US state laws, Asia-Pacific localization, and emerging Gulf laws) and introduces practical tools like a Jurisdiction Conflict Matrix. Crucially, it tackles problems other resources ignore: model drift (where a compliant AI becomes illegal as data changes), the AI consent crisis (old user permissions don't cover new generative uses), and data sovereignty as a business model constraint. For young professionals, understanding these friction points is essential, as they directly impact product design, vendor contracts, and market access. Ultimately, the book shifts focus from reactive rule-following to building resilient compliance cultures. It rejects fear, hero, or checkbox cultures in favor of making responsible AI use the path of least resistance. For students and early-career professionals, the key takeaway is that AI governance is now a core career skill-not a legal backwater. Organizations that embed continuous monitoring, algorithmic accountability, and ethical workflows into daily operations will outperform those that merely avoid fines. As the book concludes, the most expensive compliance program is the one built after a regulator calls, making proactive capability-building a defining competitive advantage in the age of AI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The central argument of Managing Global AI Compliance is that most organizations are dangerously trapped in a "compliance illusion"-mistaking completed checklists and annual training for genuine readiness. The book's unique insight is that penalties don't arise from a lack of rules, but from the widening gap between what policies claim and what employees actually do with AI. This is worsened by "shadow AI," where teams use unapproved tools, and by a vendor blindspot, where third-party AI features introduce hidden risks. The book argues that compliance confidence is the opposite of leadership proximity to real operations, making this a strategic imperative, not an IT issue. Unlike traditional guides, the book focuses on dynamic, conflicting global regulations as the new normal. It maps five distinct regulatory regimes (EU AI Act, DORA, US state laws, Asia-Pacific localization, and emerging Gulf laws) and introduces practical tools like a Jurisdiction Conflict Matrix. Crucially, it tackles problems other resources ignore: model drift (where a compliant AI becomes illegal as data changes), the AI consent crisis (old user permissions don't cover new generative uses), and data sovereignty as a business model constraint. For young professionals, understanding these friction points is essential, as they directly impact product design, vendor contracts, and market access. Ultimately, the book shifts focus from reactive rule-following to building resilient compliance cultures. It rejects fear, hero, or checkbox cultures in favor of making responsible AI use the path of least resistance. For students and early-career professionals, the key takeaway is that AI governance is now a core career skill-not a legal backwater. Organizations that embed continuous monitoring, algorithmic accountability, and ethical workflows into daily operations will outperform those that merely avoid fines. As the book concludes, the most expensive compliance program is the one built after a regulator calls, making proactive capability-building a defining competitive advantage in the age of AI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…