Von Der Leyen’s Centrist Allies Clash over AI Liability Rules
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The Green Group calls for binding safety standards for high-performance AI systems. In the future, companies and their leaders will have to stand up for serious incidents.
Von der Leyen’s centrist allies clash over AI liability rules
The centrist parties behind Ursula von der Leyen split in the European Parliament on Thursday. The question was whether AI companies should answer for harm their models cause. Socialist and Green MEPs called for a new AI liability act. The centre-right said Europe needs less regulation, not more. The plenary debate centred on a global […] This story continues at The Next Web
The Green Party calls for binding security standards for high-performance AI systems and wants to make companies and their managers liable for serious security incidents. This is evident from a proposal from which the "Handelsblatt" reports. "The security of AI systems must no longer be left to the companies that develop them alone," said Green digital politician Rebecca Lenhard, co-author of the application, the newspaper. Who causes damage, "m…
Socialists and Greens want to recover a directive that the European Commission withdrew in 2025, while the centre right maintains that the bloc needs less bureaucracy and more investment in AI.
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