What regulation for artificial intelligence is the EU planning??
The European Commission has a white paper on artificial intelligence (Of) published. This white paper provides a comprehensive strategy and proposal for regulating AI in the European Union.
Key elements of the White Paper included::
- Classification of AI systems: The white paper proposed classifying AI systems into different categories, based on their risk level. This involved high-risk AI systems (with. B. autonomous driving, Healthcare) and lower risk for AI systems (with. B. Chatbots) differentiated.
- Regulation of high-risk AI systems: Stricter regulatory requirements have been proposed for high-risk AI systems, including certification requirements, transparency- and documentation requirements as well as clear regulations for monitoring and testing these systems.
- Data access and data provision: The white paper also emphasized fair access to data and the availability of training data for AI systems, to ensure innovation capacity in the EU.
- Ethics and fundamental rights: The white paper emphasized the importance of ethical principles and respect for fundamental rights in the development and application of AI systems.
In addition to the white paper on AI, the EU also published the data strategy and a report on issues of security and liability in digitalization.
