The EU has its AI Act. The US has Biden's executive order followed by AI Action Plan released last year. China has something entirely different. In this episode, Sam and Mac zoom out to examine the global landscape of AI regulation—and it's not just about different rules, it's about competing visions of technology and society.

What you'll learn:

• US sectoral approach: Different agencies (FDA, FTC, EEOC) regulate AI in their domains—flexibility but fragmentation
• China's radically different model: Algorithm registration, content filtering aligned with socialist values, state oversight
• Middle-path approaches: UK's pro-innovation framework, Canada's EU-aligned AIDA proposal, Singapore's voluntary incentives
• Is the Global South being left behind? Risk of regulatory colonialism from Brussels and Washington ...