Alfredo González Briseño

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The Digital Executive · Alfredo González Briseño on The Missing Ingredient in AI Regulation | Ep 1292 · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

And finally, you need to set a time frame to review whether your rule is still relevant or needs to be updated.

And this is very important for technology and AI because it's changing so fast that you need to get in the rhythm of reviewing rules like sometimes every six, 12, or 18 months.

Again, despite being simple, this agenda is not easy to implement.

It requires order, coordination, dialogue, and communication.

To be honest, a lot of energy.

That is why it's also important for governments, for countries to have institutions leading this better regulation agenda.

You cannot expect to have good regulations and just for them to happen spontaneously.

So let me bring down these ideas to concrete examples we see today.

I know you're in government and at some point I'm curious to hear what you see there.

From my experience, some governments embrace this agenda that it's simple, but they realize that it's difficult to implement it, but they still do it.

Others just drop the ball because that's the easiest thing to do.

And that's really common in many governments around the world.

However, I know your audience is mainly in the U.S., and I want to reflect briefly on a couple of recent examples here to share what happens when there is not a solid how behind regulatory decisions.

So I'm going to use two cases, the recent case of Antropic and the Export Control Directive, and the recently approved AI safety law in Illinois.

So first...

I want to acknowledge that these decisions and legislations may be responding to very valid and good reasons.

We're talking about national security, people's safety.

So again, that's not in question.

I will be just making a reflection and analysis of how those decisions and revelations were made.

So let's start with the case of Anthropic.

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