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Borderless AI, Fragmented Regulations Navigating New Legal Frontier

August 2025
CompetitionFMCG

Abstract

AI is no longer a futuristic idea, the promise of tomorrow; it is woven into the fabric of contemporary business, revolutionizing how organizations operate, compete and succeed. AI has moved from the margins of experimentation to the core of global business strategy. It is transforming how companies design, decide and deliver value – automating judgement, scaling insight and redefining efficiency. Its greatest strength is borderless nature Its strength lies in the ability to move data and algorithms fluidly across jurisdictions, linking people, systems, and markets—yet the regulatory environment governing AI is far from unified.

Author

Portrait image of Vijayalakshmi Natarajan
Vijayalakshmi Natarajan
VP, Associate General Counsel |Board Director, Harman (Samsung) , India

Vijayalakshmi Natarajan, VP, Associate General Counsel, Board Director, Harman, a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung. She is based in Bangalore, India. Previously she worked with companies like Microsoft, Fidelity, HCL and Tata. Vijayalakshmi Natarajan is an accomplished General Counsel with over twenty years strategic leadership in legal, compliance and governance across multination corporations and diverse sectors. She has experience leading legal & compliance function across global markets, navigating complex regulatory landscapes, negotiating cross border business transactions, managing compliance programs, M&A & IP. Vijayalakshmi Natarajan was awarded "Chevening Gurukul- Leadership & Excellence" Fellowship, Oxford University. She is a gold medallist in master’s in law (International & Constitutional Law), from University of Madras.

Company

Harman (Samsung)

Harman is a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung.

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