From ‘Chatbots' to ‘Deepfakes': What New Rules Come Into Force in August?
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Since this same Sunday August 2, companies operating in Spain are obliged to tell you if an algorithm has made a decision that affects you. And it is not a toast to the sun: we are talking about artificial intelligence systems that can decide if they hire you, what salary they offer you, whether they give you a loan or what price you pay for a product. This Sunday the European Commission activates the first articles of the European AI Regulation…
Cna Fermo informs: "The rules on transparency will regain not only those who create and develop systems, but also those who use them every day"
Artificial intelligence is increasingly present in everyday life, but it is not always easy to see when we are faced with an artificially created machine or content. The European Union wants to make this distinction clearer and strengthen the protection of citizens. But what will change, in practice? Listen to the new episode of the Economy day by day, daily podcast of the Express led by Juliana Simões
In the future, tech companies with artificial intelligence will have to identify generated chatbots, videos or images. Austria has not yet established AI supervision.
Artificial intelligence is progressing every day and is mimicd in our most intimate aspects of our daily lives. Let us continue to take advantage of its advances while protecting the most vulnerable.
The EU is getting stricter: content produced with artificial intelligence will receive machine-readable marking - End of deception.
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