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 this is where AI brings a competitive advantage.

But before you need to have the human intelligence to understand the actual problem so you can build solutions on that and also what resonates with the market.

And so if you're in a similar situation like an American or Mexican firm I described, maybe in another part of the world, our vision is to reduce the regulatory friction that you face so you can make smarter and not harder decisions, especially when you're going to do things for the first time, Brian.

That is a great question.

And my take is that if countries and organizations want to succeed in creating effective AI governance and regulation, I see that at least three things need to happen.

So one, this is an agenda that should not be addressed or driven only from a legal, regulatory, and policy perspective.

And I mean, this is not only a government agenda.

So in addition to bringing politicians, lawyers, public policy folks, you also need to take people involved.

You need people from the industry.

And here the dynamic is not just everyone throwing elbows at each other, but cooperating in a way that is transparent, that is legitimate, and it is healthy for innovation, the market, consumers, and even the environment.

I recently read that in Kansas, there was earlier this year an initiative to have a task force on AI.

And I understand it was a combination of the legislative branch, the executive branch, and a few other members outside.

So I think those initiatives are great.

What needs to happen sometimes is to have a real balance of different point of views can be part of building better AI governance policy at the state level, at the country level, or even internationally.

So a second point, every country and organizations need to take care of its regulatory house.

This doesn't mean that there shouldn't be international cooperation or across levels of governments like federal, state, or even municipal.

What this means is that everyone's responsibility is to have a better how to govern and regulate AI at home and not expect others to do it first.

So this agenda, the how to regulate this agenda that helped many economists achieve this current developed status, and it's the agenda that silently works in the background.

Sometimes it's not seen, that's why it has been overlooked, but it's always in the background helping other policies succeed, including

AI policy.

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