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With a background as a trade negotiator for Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, Shen Hong played a key role in developing Singapore’s first Digital Economy Agreement. At BSA, he continues to shape the future of the digital economy by focusing on data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI. Read More >>

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Since 2016, Beverly has combined her passion for technology and law to tackle key issues in the software industry. Her advice? Stay curious and adaptable — the tech world moves fast, and learning is part of the journey. Read More >>

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In this submission, BSA Board Member and PagerDuty's Chief Legal Officer Shelley Webb talks about how employees are using AI in their jobs and how leaders should approach incorporating AI into their own workstreams. a href=https://wp.me/p31W1G-4Ox"> Read More >>

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Privacy regulators worldwide are examining how existing privacy laws apply to companies that create and use AI systems. One key question regulators confront is why companies process personal data for AI-related activities — and if they do so for a reason recognized in their country's privacy law, such as if it is based on consent, necessary to perform a contract or if the company has a legitimate interest in the activity. Read More >>

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Harrison joined BSA in 2022, bringing experience in tech and international affairs. He’s a fan of BSA’s innovative culture and focus on well-being, including our beloved Mental Health Days. Read More >>

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In 2024, BSA | The Software Alliance continued its work with policymakers worldwide with a focus on driving responsible artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, data privacy, government procurement, and international data policy. Check out some of the highlights from our exciting year as we prepare for 2025. Read More >>

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In the first episode of a new video series, Jean-Marc reflects on IBM’s century-long roots in Europe, their commitment to trustworthy AI, and how they are driving advancements in areas like quantum computing and data governance. Read More >>

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From implementing ambitious digital legislation to implementing the European Union Green Deal and proposing a new green industrial policy, this Commission has a full agenda for the term ahead in an era of shifting global dynamics. Read More >>

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In this submission, Atlassian's General Counsel Stan Shepard writes about how he is encouraging members of his team to use AI to improve efficiency and how Atlassian products are helping customers free up teams to work on more creative work. Read More >>

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For Joca, it’s all about aiming for excellence, tackling challenges head-on, and staying true to where you come from. He believes in learning from mistakes, evolving with each step, and always pushing forward. Read More >>

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In its “2024 Models of State Privacy Legislation” document, BSA | The Software Alliance breaks down these laws based on the consumer rights they establish and the requirements they impose on businesses. This blog post recaps some of the key trends in state privacy from the past year and previews what lies ahead in 2025. Read More >>

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“We’re all in it together” vibes: For Philip, BSA | The Software Alliance is all about teamwork and learning alongside the best in the field. Starting as an intern, he quickly found his place here, blending his love for tech and policy with BSA’s collaborative spirit. Read More >>

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In this submission, HubSpot's Chief Legal Officer Alyssa Harvey Dawson writes about how HubSpot uses its AI ethics principles to ensure that a proper framework is in place to guide AI product development with a focus on effectively developing and implementing enterprise solutions. Read More >>

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Wai San joined BSA in 2022 after a career in the Singapore government. With expertise in privacy, cybersecurity, and AI policy, Wai San is passionate about the ever-evolving tech landscape. Read More >>

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As the European Union begins to implement its landmark Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, it has initiated a process to develop a tailored, voluntary Code of Practice (CoP) for General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) models that can be adapted for a wide variety of uses. Read More >>

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In this submission, Rubrik's Chief Product Officer Anneka Gupta writes about Rubrik Ruby, an AI-powered assistant for data security and the importance of reskilling and upskilling the workforce. Read More >>

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As state lawmakers develop, pass, and ultimately enforce technology policy in the absence of federal action, a recognizable pattern has emerged. While Congress has struggled to pass legislation on some major tech issues, state policymakers from coast to coast have moved to enact statutes addressing a range of technology policy concerns. Read More >>

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Bruce Miller has been shaping legislative strategy in Washington, DC, since 2003, spending nearly two decades on Capitol Hill before transitioning to tech policy at BSA | The Software Alliance in 2022. Now, he’s helping educate policymakers on the unique role of software in the tech sector. Read More >>

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In this submission, Kyndryl's Chief Technology Officer and Vice President for Kyndryl Global Digital Workplace Services Practice Dennis Perpetua writes about how Kyndryl's employees are using AI in their jobs and how leaders should approach incorporating AI into their own workstreams. Read More >>

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Artificial intelligence has not just transformed businesses in every industry sector, provided new ways to solve intractable societal challenges, and created popular new tools to generate text and images. It has also ignited interest in an issue that usually doesn’t get much attention: global standards. Read More >>

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