For Developing AI Policy

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Jenny's suggestion for Building an AI advisory team: It was just a small thing, but was just thinking that the role of policy and governance analyst may not be one that is broadly existent in all organizations, and was initially going to suggest adding privacy officer and compliance officer to the list too. IRB is another that would likely not be relevant or existent across other industries (e.g. finance). Data Protection Officer is sort a GDPR specific role, whereas some institutions might have a Privacy Officer that focuses on somewhat similar stuff but with a slightly different lens, though both include some focus on data privacy. Also, there is a somewhat common role of Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer across different industries, and roles like Jeff's Chief Data Officer are also on the rise. Across all industries, functions like data privacy, security, compliance, legal, information technology, operations and/or risk management could be good ones to have at the table, so I think you've got it covered pretty well function wise, but for the actual launch material might suggest the headings/roles be adjusted slightly

More content for AI acts, orders, and regulations: Add information about the Bletchley Declaration https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/ai-safety-summit-2023-the-bletchley-declaration/the-bletchley-declaration-by-countries-attending-the-ai-safety-summit-1-2-november-2023

Additional case study for Case studies: Add a case study about regulation in the financial sector