Christian Troncoso

Senior Director, Policy

Christian Troncoso is Senior Director, Policy for BSA | The Software Alliance. He works with members to develop BSA policy on a range of legal, legislative, and regulatory issues, including copyright, cybersecurity and privacy. Prior to joining BSA, he served as Senior Counsel for the Entertainment Software Association, where he advocated on behalf of video game publishers in the United States and before foreign governments. Troncoso earned an LL.M. with a focus on intellectual property from The George Washington University, a J.D. from the University of Denver, and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Richmond. He is based in BSA’s Washington, DC, office.

Posts by Christian Troncoso

Introducing BSA’s AI Bias Risk Management Framework

Jun 8, 2021 in Artificial Intelligence, Industry

The Framework is a playbook that organizations can use to enhance trust in their AI systems through risk management processes that promote fairness, transparency, and accountability. Read More >>

Open Data Unlocks Opportunities, Collaboration, and Growth

Jun 16, 2020 in Industry, Intellectual Property, Open Data, Privacy

As an organization that represents companies that help their customers do great things with data, BSA has long viewed unnecessary barriers to the exchange of data as lost opportunities that impede collaboration and growth. Our advocacy across the globe has focused heavily on the need for sensible policies to ensure enterprises can transfer data to … Read More >>

Copyright Proposal Threatens to Undermine Europe’s AI Ambitions

Sep 5, 2018 in Global Markets, Industry, Intellectual Property

Next week, the European Parliament plenary will vote on one of its most controversial files to date – the Copyright Directive. The new legislation touches upon a number of thorny issues that have been the subject of intense debate, yet its Article 3 – aiming to regulate Text and Data Mining (TDM) – is often … Read More >>