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What happens when a push for innovation collides with AI policy?

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The opportunities offered by AI can be a test for constructing effective compliance and legal policies. We take a look at how to tackle the conundrum.

All companies want their outsourcing providers to be innovative, whether accomplished by proposing ideas, implementing solutions as part of their business-as-usual services, or offering savings based on productivity commitments or other demonstrable business impact. Some outsourcing providers may even use innovation as a key differentiator during the sales cycle, putting

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