The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act could be taking a significant stride forward as the European Parliament agrees ...

While AI-assisted malware is certainly concerning, what remains the most alarming for the West is how artificial intelligence ...

The AI Act is a flagship legislative ... According to one EU official present at the meeting, the agreement was to remove the notion of a ‘machine-based’ system from the wording.

More than 50 European AI companies, SMEs and startups tested key requirements of the AI Act through the Open Loop initiative ...

though a final agreement is not expected until late 2021, at the earliest. Top European officials are pushing for stronger commitments, including changes to U.S. legislation, from Washington to ...

Highlights AI and blockchain are gaining traction as innovative solutions to improve ESG performance and reporting come online.  Together, they are being used to identify and mitigate ESG ...

It is unrealistic to expect that China, Russia, the US and EU will immediately ... emerge of what uses of AI are seen as ...

The British government primises to save billions by cutting red tape in its GDPR replacement — but critics have lambasted the ...

And as journalists like me wonder how much of their writing will soon be automated (and even improved?) by AI, EU politicians ...

International agreement through diplomacy is hugely underrated ... What has surprised you most this year? How little the EU AI act gets a mention in the U.S. debate around chatGPT and large ...

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