AI: the world is finally starting to regulate artificial intelligence – what to expect from US, EU and China’s new laws

Published on November 15, 2023

The article discusses the need for comprehensive AI regulation to address both the potential benefits and harms associated with artificial intelligence. It highlights efforts in this regard, including the EU's AI Act, which bans AI tools with unacceptable risks and heavily restricts high-risk AI applications, and the UK's AI Safety Institute's Bletchley Declaration, which calls for international collaboration on AI safety. The US and China are also working on AI regulations, with the US focusing on cybersecurity and addressing discrimination, while China is concerned about generative AI and AI recommendation systems. The article emphasizes the importance of involving the public in regulatory discussions and the need for collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure responsible AI development and use.

 

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