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

So as a lean startup, we cannot tackle all issues with regulations at once.

We cannot ask AI to do everything, to do all the heavy lifting.

So what we're doing is we're starting to build a foundation based on human intelligence and expertise in law, regulation, policy, digital government, AI, and machine learning.

And then we're trying to focus on a few core problems.

One is the access of information, trying to bring access to regulations from different jurisdictions in a single point, and then use AI to help users have a clear understanding of what this implies to them, especially if they're going to be doing things for the first time, like starting a business or trying to enter a new foreign market.

So let me use as an example Mexico and the U.S.

So first, let's consider a scenario where you have an American firm exploring doing new business opportunities in Mexico.

So I'm pretty sure they will face more regulatory struggles than I face as a CDC.

And the options that they have is like, well, they could get support from DOC staff at the embassy in Mexico, and they can pay for advisors like law firms, international business facilitators, or maybe they can find a local partner in Mexico that they don't really know very well.

And when you look at the other side, like considering a Mexican firm trying to enter the U.S.

market,

Most likely, they're not going to face the issue of accessing regulatory information because things are online and it's easy to find them.

But they will face a problem of understanding a complex legal and regulatory environment that depending on their products and services, they'll need to be compliant with a lot of regulations.

And if they want to operate in different states, it's like creating a different business for each state here in the United States.

And they're going to face also a country where rules are better informed and a good friend of connection is going to save the day if you get in trouble.

And finally, an average Mexican business has less resources to pay for international advisors and fees of U.S.

lawyers and accountants in the U.S.,

So this is the space and situations where we're trying to enter as fairly simple.

So we want to transform regulations into something easier to find, again, in a single place, easier to understand and use with the help of AI.

And maybe it sounds very simple, but this is the foundation to tackle more complex problems like analyzing and simplifying larger volumes of regulations.

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