Regulating Algorithms: What Governments Around the World Are Doing—and What Public Servants Should know

Regulating Algorithms: What Governments Around the World Are Doing—and What Public Servants Should know

Regulating Algorithms: What Governments Around the World Are Doing—and What Public Servants Should know
Prediction, Automation, and Decision Making with AI
Artificial Intelligence

Regulating Algorithms: What Governments Around the World Are Doing—and What Public Servants Should know

DateFebruary 4, 2026, 2:00 PM ET
Duration60 minutes

Governments globally are experimenting with new laws, policies, and administrative rules to govern automated systems. This workshop translates those approaches into practical insights for U.S. public servants. Participants will examine how jurisdictions distinguish between low-risk and high-risk automation, how they use transparency and redress requirements, and how to translate these emerging standards into agency action today. 

 

  • Understand the major regulatory approaches (EU GDPR, AI Act, Kenya, South Africa, Italy, France, Spain, Netherlands, New York).

  • Distinguish bright-line bans, transparency models, and redress mechanisms.

  • Learn how different jurisdictions define “critical decisions,” “automation,” and “meaningful human involvement.”

  • Apply global lessons to agency policy, contracting, and oversight decisions.

 

Mihir Kshirsagar

Mihir Kshirsagar

Tech Policy Clinic Lead, Princeton University

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Luca Cominassi

Luca Cominassi

Attorney-at-law, Public AI Fellow at MetaGov

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This workshop is part of the Prediction, Automation, and Decision Making with AI