AI In Govt - Are U.S. Cities Ready?
Taking advantage of AI in government, I believe, will ultimately rely on cities. How so? I'm glad you asked ;-). Cities need to create...
Taking advantage of AI in government, I believe, will ultimately rely on cities. How so? I'm glad you asked ;-). Cities need to create...
My colleague David Dufendach will be speaking on the topic of prospective financial information next week at Organismo Italiano di...
Just when Iran thought they were creative and sneaky enough to circumvent and avoid the newest wave of U.S. sanctions, the U.S. leveled...
I've been writing this week on the fact that the U.S. is well behind the rest of the developed world in applying AI to improving citizen...
I mentioned yesterday that the U.S. is significantly behind much of the developed world in investing in and exploring the uses of AI to...
The U.S. is significantly behind much of the rest of the developed world in exploring applications of AI in government. This does not...
When whistleblowers have no protections, the entire concept of "an efficient and trusted mechanism by which employees can anonymously or...
"Anonymous shell companies 'are the vehicle of choice for money launderers, criminals and terrorists,' Maloney said Oct. 22 during debate...
Lloyd vs Google could become a seminal case in the future…or it maybe a false dawn. Without a shadow of a doubt it proves how seriously...
I've been offering this week several examples of Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) that aren't about funding and building large...
From Walkers: "All affected Relevant Entities must take steps now to ensure that the necessary beneficial ownership information is filed...
Destruction of documents, or allegations thereof, is always a topic that can cause temperatures to rise. It is also an action that is...
Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) can do so much more than simply fund and build large infrastructure projects. I'm highlighting several...
International arbitration continues to be a popular method for settling disputes, and that is not going to change any time soon. What is...
Today's example of a Public-Private Partnership (P3) is in Virginia where a large number of public and private organizations are working...
Sometime this term, the Supreme Court is set to settle whether willfulness is required for an award of infringer's profits in common...
It’s a wrap!
On 18 October 2019, FATF concluded third day meetings discussing the hot topics in the financial crimes world to date. The...
I enjoyed reading this update from Hannah Bradley at Addleshaw Goddard – especially the precise overview of some of the key cases where...
We often think of Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) as key tools to fund and drive development of infrastructure, like roads, buildings,...
I've written earlier this week about the potential of govts establishing a central repository of citizen identification as a potential...
I've written this week about how we need to start with key problems citizens are facing that government can help with, and THEN see if...
“Synthetic fraud differs from traditional identity fraud in that instead of assuming the identity of a real person using their credit, it...
Among technophiles, there's been lots of heat around whether or not blockchain will 'change the world.'
The discussions I read &...
Despite all the fanfare around what blockchain technology COULD do to help government better serve citizens, we are still very early in...
As I wrote in November 2018:
A longtime favorite vehicle for money launderers, real estate, as a means of hiding illicit proceeds, has...
I've been writing this week about the book The Public Wealth of Cities, and the concept of better managing government assets to realize...
FAQs four through ten provide particularly interesting guidance on often uncertain interpretations of transactions and crypto uses for...
I've been writing this week about The Public Wealth of Cities, a book that argues we can unlock great value from government-owned assets,...
U.S. governments are not realizing the full value of their assets, and thus are depriving citizens of a potential revenue that could...
The advent of the next generation of computing power, though not yet fully harnessed, creates some very real implications for the...
U.S. governments are facing constant challenges funding things like infrastructure maintenance and development, pension obligations and...
One of the major practices AI is turning upside-down is how government should exercise its regulatory role to provide public protection...
With the Defend Trade Secrets Act, we have a newer U.S. law that provides an avenue for companies to bring civil suits for trade secret...
I’ve been writing this week that government use of AI involves SO much more than making the tech work. And public security is a...
Microsoft and Novartis have teamed up to combine AI and data management with the life sciences expertise of one of the world's premier...
Using AI effectively in government involves SO much more than making the tech work. We also need to figure out where it should be used,...
Just as automakers have been subject to more stringent environmental regulations in recent years, similar initiatives are in the works...
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