The regulation of AI in turbulent times

The absence of a global framework for the governance of the development of AI, especially military AI, presents risks for international security and for the functioning of competitive markets in the digital area

Artificial intelligence is now redefining companies, whether by creating economic opportunities or by putting into perspective a wide range of regulatory complexities. Its market is estimated to be over $15,000 billion by 2030. Faced with the rapid growth of technology, governments are adopting different strategies to frame its development and use in order to limit its risks without hampering innovation. The European Union, with the AI Act, has …