RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly

What does journalism look like in the age of AI, algorithms, and declining trust?In this episode, Raju Narisetti—former senior editor at The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, founding editor of Mint, and Partner at McKinsey—breaks down how AI is transforming newsrooms, the collapse of traditional business models, and the growing tension between platforms and editorial independence.A sharp, insider perspective on trust, misinformation, and what the next generation of journalists must navigate.

In this episode of the Regulating AI Podcast, Sanjay Puri speaks with Maya Sherman, Innovation Attaché at the Israeli Embassy in India and an AI policy researcher focused on responsible AI and global governance. They discuss the evolving landscape of AI regulation, ethics, AI literacy, and India–Israel collaboration in emerging technologies, and what it will take to build responsible AI systems for the future.

Recorded live at the *India AI Impact Summit*, this session brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and technology experts to explore how cross-sector collaboration is shaping the future of AI.The conversation examines the rise of *Sovereign AI, the role of **public–private partnerships in accelerating innovation, and the urgent need for **AI skilling and workforce transformation* to build a future-ready talent ecosystem.From policy and strategy to real-world implementation, the discussion looks at how governments, enterprises, academia, and innovators can work together to unlock AI’s full potential responsibly. 🎙️

Live from the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Thomas Davin, Global Director of Innovation at UNICEF, joins Regulating AI to explore what responsible AI means for children and underserved communities.When we regulate AI, who are we protecting — and who might we be leaving behind?Tune in.

Journalism is at an inflection point — and few people understand that shift better than Raju Narisetti.With leadership roles at The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, and now as a Partner at McKinsey, Raju brings a rare perspective on how media is evolving in the age of AI, digital platforms, and declining public trust.In this episode, we unpack the structural transformation of news, the economics of attention, and what responsible media leadership looks like today.

Recorded live at the India AI Impact Summit, this episode of RegulatingAI features Rahul Patni, Leader – Digital Tax Practice at EY India, on how Artificial Intelligence is transforming tax, governance, and board-level oversight. From AI agents in compliance and litigation to Responsible AI frameworks and human-in-the-loop decision-making, this conversation explores how tax functions are evolving from process-driven compliance units into strategic, data-powered engines for CFOs and boards. A sharp, practical discussion for leaders navigating AI in regulated environments.

Live from Davos: Is the Philippines about to become Southeast Asia’s next AI powerhouse?In this special episode of RegulatingAI, Sanjay Puri sits down with Congressman Brian Poe, architect of the Philippines’ AI Framework Bill (House Bill 1196). Rather than racing to overregulate, the country is taking a bold “early adopter” approach—balancing innovation, workforce transformation, and smart governance.From AI sandboxes and startup incentives to protecting local dialects and reshaping the BPO workforce, this conversation reveals how a 120M-strong nation is writing its AI future in real time.If you care about global AI policy, emerging markets, or the future of responsible innovation—don’t miss this one.

In this Davos-recorded episode of the Regulating AI Podcast, we speak with Abhishek Singh, CEO, IndiaAI Mission & Additional Secretary, Ministry of Electronics & Information technology, ahead of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 on February 19th & 20th.He shares how India is building a full-stack AI ecosystem, democratizing access to AI, and bringing Global South leadership into the future of AI governance.