JenniferGunter

My name is Jennifer Gunter, and I specialize in the intersection of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and regulatory policy within the global business landscape. With an academic background in law and economics, and professional experience in corporate governance and emerging technology strategy, I focus on how AI is reshaping business operations, decision-making, and compliance structures. As organizations race to adopt intelligent systems, the need to address ethical, legal, and economic implications becomes not only urgent but foundational to responsible innovation.

My current research investigates how AI adoption affects regulatory obligations, data governance, algorithmic accountability, and labor structures across sectors. I examine international legal frameworks and regional approaches to AI regulation—such as the EU AI Act and U.S. algorithmic impact assessments—while also assessing their impact on business models and investment decisions. I also work with corporate legal teams and policymakers to develop internal governance structures that align AI deployments with privacy, fairness, and transparency mandates, enabling compliance without stifling innovation.

From an economic standpoint, I analyze how AI-driven digital transformation alters productivity, market structure, labor allocation, and competitive dynamics. My work emphasizes the dual role of AI as both a growth accelerator and a systemic risk factor, particularly in high-stakes domains such as finance, healthcare, and logistics. I advocate for strategic foresight approaches that balance innovation incentives with long-term resilience. In this context, I advise companies on aligning AI investments with ESG frameworks, regulatory trends, and inclusive growth agendas.

As a researcher and policy strategist, my mission is to support the responsible and inclusive integration of AI in business ecosystems. I am currently exploring how interdisciplinary collaboration—between technologists, economists, ethicists, and lawmakers—can shape AI governance frameworks that are both adaptive and enforceable. Looking ahead, I aim to contribute to the development of international standards that harmonize innovation with accountability, enabling businesses to thrive in a digitally transformed, legally sound, and socially conscious future.