AI Law: European Union hammers down on first regulation of artificial intelligence

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Companies using generative artificial intelligence tools in Europe will be required to disclose any copyrighted material used in developing their systems. Understand how this law should work.

  • This was defined in a European Union agreement. This may be the first major set of laws regulating AI in the world.
  • The AI ​​Act will categorize AI tools based on the level of risk they pose. Companies that use high-risk tools will need to be extremely transparent in their activities. 
  • The European Commission has started work on AI Act about two years ago to oversee the development of new AI technologies.
  • The AI ​​Act may undergo minor technical changes before a crucial committee vote on May 11, but is expected to be presented for a plenary vote in mid-June. 

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