Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI

The relationship between corporate success and technological progress has never been more overt, with digital businesses and products proliferating at extraordinary pace and scale. Of the many innovations to have emerged, Artificial Intelligence (AI) entails arguably the greatest disruption to the c...

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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Corporate Governance
Socioeconomic Externalities
Regulatory Framework
Director Preparedness
Responsible AI Governance
Gobernanza Corporativa
Inteligencia Artificial
Reformas
Valor Corporativo
Reformas Regulatorias
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spellingShingle Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
Warneke, Lynn
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Corporate Governance
Socioeconomic Externalities
Regulatory Framework
Director Preparedness
Responsible AI Governance
Gobernanza Corporativa
Inteligencia Artificial
Reformas
Valor Corporativo
Reformas Regulatorias
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title Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
title_full Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
title_fullStr Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
title_full_unstemmed Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
title_short Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
title_sort Directors in the Loop? Responsible Corporate Governance for the Era of AI
topic Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Corporate Governance
Socioeconomic Externalities
Regulatory Framework
Director Preparedness
Responsible AI Governance
Gobernanza Corporativa
Inteligencia Artificial
Reformas
Valor Corporativo
Reformas Regulatorias
url http://www.revistarfjpuce.edu.ec/index.php/rfj/article/view/507