- the proposed AI Liability Directive (AILD)
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The Bletchley Declaration: further evidence of the global legislative focus on Artificial Intelligence
By Eoghan O'Keeffe on
At the start of November, the UK government hosted an AI Safety Summit, intended to provide a forum for in-depth discussions on the challenges and opportunities of AI technology. It attracted a wide array of senior stakeholders from across policy, business, academia and government and appears to show a UK desire to lead in this area.
The opening day of the Summit saw the unveiling of the Bletchley Declaration (the Declaration) – a non-binding commitment agreed by the 27 countries whose delegates attended the Summit including USA, China, India and the EU.
Although a voluntary declaration, lacking any real “legislative…
Continue Reading The Bletchley Declaration: further evidence of the global legislative focus on Artificial IntelligenceTracking the AI Act: Part 1 – How the EU is thinking about regulating the AI sector
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This is Part 1 in our series focused on tracking the development of the EU’s AI Act. The series will provide updates and commentary as the AI Act moves through the EU’s legislative process.
To set the scene, the EU Commission first adopted its Proposal for a Regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (the Proposed Act) back in April 2021. In ways a ground breaking piece of draft legislation, it was one of the first attempts to implement a regulatory framework which was specific to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. This article aims…
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