aceAI-driven corporate governance: a regulatory perspective
The use of AI-driven or AI-assisted systems in corporate compliance is a novel topic in the business and management literature, only marginally considered by legal academia. While some scholarly pieces have explored the use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems to support compliance in the financial sector (eg, for anti-money laundering purposes), the legal implications of deploying AI systems to fulfil corporate compliance tasks has not yet received the attention it deserves. This article approaches the use o…
Deploying Automated Compliance Management Systems that continuously monitor a corporation's data footprint could help regulators overcome current limitations in preventing fraud, corruption and other non-compliance.
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- Peer-reviewedGriffith Law Review2024-09-20
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