Artificial intelligence is transforming industries at breathtaking pace, but as its influence grows, so too does regulatory attention. For AI startups, this shift is no longer a distant worry—it's an immediate reality that can determine whether a promising product scales or stalls.
From the EU's AI Act to emerging frameworks across Africa, governments worldwide are racing to establish guardrails for artificial intelligence. These regulations aren't just theoretical—they're creating real compliance requirements that affect how AI companies operate, raise funding, and enter new markets.
The key to navigating AI regulation isn't to wait for perfect clarity—it's to build compliance into your product development process from day one. This means implementing privacy by design, maintaining detailed documentation of your AI systems, and establishing clear governance frameworks.
PolicIQ, a new policy–tech advisory and compliance intelligence firm, has officially launched with a mission to ensure that regulation never becomes the reason African innovation fails.
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