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Tech Exec | Senior Fellow at Harvard Author of "The AI infrastructure triad in regional governance" in AI & Society. Read here: rdcu.be/fkoW9
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You Outsourced the AI—but You Still Own the Risk

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By M. Alejandra Parra-Orlandoni, Paulo Carvao
| Harvard Business Review Verified
SKIP TO CONTENT Enterprises increasingly deploy AI systems they did not build, yet courts and regulators are holding them responsible when those tools discriminate, mishandle data, or harm customers. Recent... Is your company’s outsourced AI technology leaving it vulnerable to unexpected risk? As enterprises increasingly embed third-party systems into their workflows, technological risk has led to new legal and operational responsibilities.
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Connect Education To Jobs And Create An AI Workforce Transition Plan Original

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By Paulo Carvao
| Forbes Verified
P-TECH offers a practical model for connecting education, industry and employment as AI reshapes the skills workers need. getty America needs an AI workforce transition system that connects education to jobs. P-TECH, a 15-year-old public school model, offers a design worth adapting as artificial intelligence changes how work is done across the economy. The labor challenge created by AI extends beyond the jobs that may disappear.
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How Anthropic, OpenAI, The Vatican And Congress Want To Govern AI Original

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By Paulo Carvao
| Forbes Verified
Visions of AI's future are colliding in 2026, as Anthropic, the Vatican, OpenAI and Congress each stake out competing claims on how the technology should be governed. getty Anthropic, OpenAI, the Vatican and Congress are all trying to answer the same question: who should decide how artificial intelligence is governed? Their answers differ sharply. Six months ago, I predicted AI would become a political centerpiece in 2026.
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