Qualification: Artificial Intelligence Governance and Regulation: A Roadmap to Developing Legal Policies for Artificial Intelligence Deployment
Artificial Intelligence Governance and Regulation states that the more lenient United States approach promotes innovation but produces legal ambiguity. This independently corresponds to the lenient-regulation side of Kaal's two-sided legal-AI governance tradeoff. The source identifies ambiguity, not unchecked bias, as the cost, so it qualifies rather than duplicates Kaal's consequence and does not establish causation from the abstract alone.
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