In his interview on Capital Radio's After Work program, Óscar Méndez Soto, president of GenAiA, analyzes the main challenges posed by the evolution of artificial intelligence and argues for the need to move towards governance capable of combining innovation, security, and accountability. During the conversation, he addresses the role that companies, experts, and institutions must assume, Europe's position in the global technological race, and some of the lines of work that GenAiA is promoting, including the development of identity and traceability mechanisms for AI systems that allow us to know who creates them, how they operate, and under what responsibilities.
Listen to the full interview and discover Óscar Méndez Soto's vision on how to build a safer, more traceable AI development that benefits society.