Fifteen countries have already acceded to the Council of Europe Convention on AI

The Council of Europe wants to regulate artificial intelligence by means of a new convention. Switzerland signs the agreement and plans to implement the provisions domestically.

DOBLE LLAVE – Switzerland’s recent accession has raised to fifteen the number of supranational countries or organizations that have joined the Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence of Europe, the first legally binding treaty to try to ensure that the systems that use this technology are fully compatible with human rights. They have already signed the treaty - although it is pending ratification in each state - in addition to Switzerlan…

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