Navigating the Regulatory Landscape of A.I.: Experts Weigh In
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Regulators around the world are grappling with how to regulate artificial intelligence (AI), resulting in a fragmented and confusing global regulatory landscape. Major frameworks for AI regulation include Europe's Risk-Based Law, which categorizes AI tools based on their level of risk and imposes varying degrees of restrictions, and the US approach of voluntary codes of conduct, where companies self-regulate for safety and security risks.
Topics:business#artificial-intelligence#global#regulation#risk-based-law#technology#voluntary-codes-of-conduct
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