Hosted by the North Capital Forum

Artificial intelligence is moving quickly into business, government, education, and research, creating opportunities to increase productivity and strengthen North America’s competitiveness. At the same time, its expansion raises practical questions around regulation, governance, transparency, energy consumption, and the broader social impact of AI. Mexico, the United States, and Canada are each developing policies and strategies to guide adoption, with important implications for investment and innovation across the region.

As the three countries shape their AI regulatory frameworks, the decisions made today will determine whether the region becomes a global leader in AI adoption or falls behind. This panel will discuss responsible AI development, deployment at scale, and governance design. Speakers will explore the role of government, industry, and universities in developing effective governance frameworks, preparing institutions and talent for AI’s growing role across the economy, and creating a framework that promotes innovation, protects citizens, and attracts investment.