US EditionEU nears deal to regulate ChatGPT, other AI tech in landmark act
- Negotiations on the European Union's first-ever rules for AI are reaching a critical point. France, Germany, and Italy are challenging the proposed regulations, arguing for self-regulation for generative AI models to compete with US companies like Google and Microsoft.
- The initial draft of the law was written in 2021, before the launch of OpenAI's ChatGPT. Lawmakers are now scrambling to regulate AI use-cases and balance citizen rights with national security interests.
- A final agreement on the legislation could lead to a vote in the EU Parliament later this month, while a provisional agreement risks reigniting disagreements. The EU aims to safeguard fundamental rights while documenting training data and system capabilities.
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Europe's talks on world-leading AI rules paused after 22 hours and will start again Friday
European Union talks on world-leading comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations were paused Thursday after 22 straight hours, with officials yet to hammer out a deal on a rulebook for the rapidly advancing technology behind popular services like ChatGPT. European Commissioner Thierry Breton tweeted that talks, which began Wednesday afternoon in Brussels…
Twenty-three hours of negotiation and an agreement halfway through: in Europe, the big names in Artificial Intelligence will have binding rules
The most powerful models, such as the one underlying ChatGPT, will not be able to regulate themselves but will have to comply with transparency and security requirements. In the final negotiations on the AI Act, however, there is still no agreement on biometric recognition and predictive policing, with governments pushing to expand the scope of application: it starts again Friday morning
E.U. AI Talks Paused After 22 Hours, Will Start Again Friday
(LONDON) — European Union talks on world-leading comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations were paused Thursday after 22 straight hours, with officials yet to hammer out a deal on a rulebook for the rapidly advancing technology behind popular services like ChatGPT. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] European Commissioner Thierry Breton tweeted that talks, which began Wednesday afternoon in Brussels and ran through the night, would resume o…
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WKMGEurope's talks on world-leading AI rules paused after 22 hours and will start again Friday
European Union talks on world-leading comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations were paused Thursday after 22 straight hours, with officials yet to hammer out a deal on a rulebook for the rapidly advancing technology behind popular services like ChatGPT. European Commissioner Thierry Breton tweeted that talks, which began Wednesday afternoon in Brussels and ran through the night, would resume on Friday morning. “Lots of progress made ove…
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