The use of AI is proliferating globally across all sectors. While this can have many benefits including increased efficiency and greater accuracy, the use of these systems can pose novel risks. As such, policymakers around the world are starting to propose legislation to manage these risks.
The use of AI is proliferating globally across all sectors. While this can have many benefits including increased efficiency and greater accuracy, the use of these systems can pose novel risks. As such, policymakers around the world are starting to propose legislation to manage these risks.
Leading these efforts is the European Union (EU) with its proposed rules on Artificial Intelligence, also known as the EU AI Act. Expected to become the global gold standard for AI regulation, the EU AI Act sets out a risk-based approach, where the obligations for a system are proportionate to the level of risk that it poses. Specifically, the Act outlines four levels of risk:
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Written by Osman Gazi Güçlütürk, Member of the Mirror Committee on AI.
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