"AI-Driven Smart Contracts: Automating Blockchain Transactions"-Episode 1; Part 3: Ethical and Regulatory Considerations

Blockchain Ledger Podcast

This podcast episode, presented by two hosts, Jenna and Trevor, explores the ethical and regulatory complexities of AI-driven smart contracts. It first addresses ethical concerns, highlighting issues like algorithmic bias, lack of transparency, data privacy challenges, and the potential for job displacement due to automation. The discussion then transitions to the regulatory landscape, examining the patchwork of laws and initiatives globally and specifically within the U.S., including state-level efforts and federal approaches. Finally, the episode offers strategies for balancing innovation with compliance, emphasizing proactive governance, regulatory sandboxes, privacy-by-design principles, and cross-functional collaboration to navigate this evolving technological and legal space responsibly.

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About the Podcast: The “Blockchain Ledger News Podcast” is a production of the Blockchain Ledger Podcast, where our host and guest translate technology’s most disruptive ideas into real-world relevance. Whether you’re a crypto developer, business leader, or simply AI-curious, we spotlight the people, projects, and policies that are reshaping tomorrow—one smart contract at a time.

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Podcast Summary for Syndication: “Blockchain Ledger News Podcast” brings together approachable storytelling, actionable insights, and up-to-the-minute research on the collision of AI, smart contracts, cryptocurrency, and decentralized technology. We break down what’s real, what’s risky, and what’s coming next—making tomorrow’s breakthroughs accessible for all.

Remember: The future is being coded, negotiated, and audited—right now. Stay curious, stay critical, and keep listening!