In May 2024, EU member states adopted the Artificial Intelligence Act, a landmark piece of legislation that is the first in the world to set standards for regulating the field. In this video, the European Newsroom (enr) takes a closer look at the technology and how the EU will regulate it.
EU member states last week adopted the bloc’s landmark Artificial Intelligence Act, the first legislation in the world to tackle this cutting-edge technology. Now that the legislative phase is over, what challenges will countries face when implementing the unprecedented rules into national law?
The European Union has agreed on landmark legislation to regulate artificial intelligence (AI). Bulgaria expects to complete a report next summer on its readiness to join the euro area by 2025. Iran accuses a Swedish EU diplomat of conspiring with Israel.
The G7 agreed on a code of conduct for AI developers. Leaders urged the EU to move faster on lawmaking but pointed out that overregulating may be harmful, especially looking at competition from China and the US. In the UK, political and industry leaders have come together to discuss AI at the world’s first global AI Safety Summit, committing to collaboration.
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