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The EU Council approved with EU AI Act yesterday. We have provided a summary of the EU and UK AI positions. Subscribe for more updates as this complex AI regulatory world develops. #AI #artificialintelligence #RMOK #EUAIAct https://lnkd.in/eUXQwwMP

Webinar | Navigating the EU AI Act: Proactively Ensuring Ethical and Responsible AI Practices The ethical use of AI is more critical than ever, and the AI EU Act is just around the corner. How can organizations stay compliant while building trusted AI systems? Join our upcoming webinar as we demystify the EU AI Act together with an expert lawyer, Bernhard Kloos from HK2 Rechtsanwälte, and explore the principles of Responsible and Explainable AI, with Annika Boer and Christopher Danz. Register now: https://hubs.la/Q02BpfCL0 • July 4 | 9:00 AM CET • English speaking • 45 minutes #EUAIAct #ResponsibleAI #ExplainableAI #AICompliance

Today, the European Parliament voted to adopt the #EUAIAct, a significant milestone for responsible #AI regulation in Europe and across the globe. The EU AI Act takes a risk-based approach focusing on regulating use cases, not algorithms. This ensures consumers and businesses are protected from harm while society can still reap the benefits of AI. Now it’s critical that the U.S. considers the same precision regulation approach to AI at the federal level. While it’s clear that AI will reshape our economy and lives, it is not yet clear whether the benefits of AI will be broadly shared or controlled and doled out by just a few big stakeholders. The U.S. has the opportunity to play a leading role in creating a future with responsible, open AI innovation and regulation that provides clear guidance on risks based on end-use that strengthens transparency, trust, and accountability.

As I completed this blog series, the European Union (EU) announced its AI Regulation Law. The European Union’s AI Regulation Act seeks to ensure AI’s ethical and safe deployment in the EU. Coming on the heels of the White House’s “Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence,” we should expect a steady stream of legislation designed to ensure that AI is being used to deliver meaningful, relevant, responsible, and ethical outcomes. The mandate to deploy AI in a manner that creates a more fair, just, and prosperous world for everyone is upon us. What are the key concepts and actions we must undertake to achieve the goal of the just and fair application of AI? Well, here is one view of how to achieve that goal...

EU Artificial Intelligence Act: The EU is taking a big step towards regulating artificial intelligence with the AI Act, which aims to ensure the development and use of safe, trustworthy, and ethical AI. It covers the following areas for AI adoption, An EU AI Board will provide guidance: Advising on implementation and adapting the Act to future developments. 1. Risk Assessment 2. Practices to be banned and controlled 3. Strict rules apply to high-risk AI 4. Transparency 5. Data Governance 6. Compliance Enforcement mechanisms #ai #aiadoption #aichallenges #aicommunity #aiact "Please keep yourself updated with the latest information!" https://lnkd.in/dzEYCf7P

📖 Navigating the EU AI Act: A Blueprint for AI Regulation: The EU #AIAct sets a global benchmark for AI technology, emphasizing safety, ethics, and innovation. Discover how it introduces a risk-based classification system for AI applications.  🔎 Access an in-depth review of the legislation aimed at regulating #AI technology within the European Union.  🌐 Learn about the Act's approach to risk assessment, ethical considerations, and its potential to set a global standard for AI regulation. 💼 Find out about the implications for businesses and innovation. 🎯 Get insights into compliance strategies and the broader impact on the AI industry. Check out the full article: https://lnkd.in/d-PBivPq

The government’s interim response following consultation on its discussion paper on “Safe and Responsible AI in Australia” has today been released. Australia now appears unlikely to follow the EU’s lead in implementing an all-encompassing AI Act. Instead it will focus on developing mandatory guardrails for AI development and deployment in high-risk settings. This will be achieved through changes to existing laws or the creation of new AI-specific laws to address certain high-risk settings. Consultation is to continue. In the interim, businesses should remain focused on robust AI governance, including a better understanding of AI use cases and effectively managing the associated risks. Further guidance is available at Dentons' AI Hub: https://lnkd.in/e9SPvjuk #ai

📣 Today the European Union officially adopted the world's first comprehensive AI law - marking the beginning of a new era in responsible and innovative AI development! But what does it mean for you and how can you prepare? Check out our blog post to understand the EU AI Act’s structure, its significance as a potential global standard for AI governance, and how to align your AI practices with its requirements and ethical framework. https://bit.ly/4bTv1Pk  #EUAIAct #ResponsibleAI #GenerativeAI #AI

Happy 2024 to my Linkedin network! Approximately 31 countries have passed AI legislation in some form and a further 13 more are in progress. Take a moment in this new year to pause and review the approaches we are seeing.  #AI #AIGovernance https://lnkd.in/gn5SrzWu