EU Parliament Passes Landmark AI Act to Regulate Tech Giants.

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The European Parliament has passed a draft law known as the A.I. Act, which would put new restrictions on what are seen as the technology’s riskiest uses, severely curtail uses of facial recognition software, and require makers of A.I. systems like the ChatGPT chatbot to disclose more about the data used to create their programs. The European Union is further along than the United States and other large Western governments in regulating A.I. The 27-nation bloc has debated the topic for more than two years, and the issue took on new urgency after last year’s release of ChatGPT.
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- E.U. Takes Major Step Toward Regulating A.I. The New York Times
- E.U. Parliament approves landmark AI Act, challenging tech giants’ power The Washington Post
- EU lawmakers lay groundwork for 'historic' AI regulation DW
- How Europe is leading the world in the push to regulate AI The Associated Press
- Using AI for loans and mortgages is big risk, warns EU boss BBC
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