Although the AI's public space has expanded beyond the boundaries of nation-states, there are tools to regulate it in ways that enhance the quality of democratic discourse. Alongside legal measures to prevent or limit the spread of harmful rhetoric, fact-checking institutions have proven effective in mitigating its negative impact. It is not only a matter of passing down the responsibility for self-regulation to stakeholders, but public authorities must also foster responsible behavior in the new digital arena through information, incentives, and regulation. #ai https://lnkd.in/d3ShH99R
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The Centre for Development Policy and Practice is hosting an insightful session on AI and Public Policy at the 6th #DigitalCitizenSummit 2024. Dive into how #AI reshapes public policies and what it means for our digital rights and governance. Register to secure your spot 👉 https://bit.ly/3Bzpf7Y OR scan the QR Code! #AIAccountability #AlgorithmsAndAI #TechForGood #SocialJustice #EthicalAI
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The European Union's parliament has adopted the Artificial Intelligence Act, the world's first major set of regulatory ground rules to govern AI. The law outlines rules regarding transparency, accountability, and safety measures to ensure that AI systems operate ethically and in the best interest of individuals and society as a whole. It also addresses concerns regarding potential discrimination and bias in AI systems, emphasizing the importance of human oversight and control. You can read further details in the comments …
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Publication..The Barrister Group Advancing Under the Counsel of the European Union: The EU's Groundbreaking AI Act The EU's recent approval of the AI Act marks a historic step in global AI regulation, addressing security concerns and rebalancing democracy in AI use. Key Points: - Risk-Based Approach: Strict rules for high-risk AI, lighter for low-risk. - Prohibited Practices: Bans on high-risk applications like predictive policing. - General-Purpose AI: Requirements based on risk levels. - Governance Bodies: New bodies for compliance and guidance. - Penalties: Substantial fines for violations. - Transparency and Rights: Impact assessments and transparency for high-risk AI. - Innovation: Sandboxes for testing and validating AI systems. Set to be published soon, the AI Act will come into force 20 days after publication, with applications starting two years later. #AIRegulation #EULaw #Innovation #AIAct #EthicalAI #Transparency #TechPolicy
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The EU, US and the UK are among the countries that signed the first-ever international legally binding treaty addressing risks of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and aimed at ensuring that the use of AI systems is fully consistent with human rights, democracy and the rule of law. Read about it here https://lnkd.in/gTSKbK5i #ArtificialIntelligence
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🌐Check out the report by Tech Hive Advisory Center for Law and Innovation and the current state of regulation of AI in Africa, exploring a number of AI governance recommendations to transform current challenges into actionable strategies.
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#AI regulation in the Caribbean is still in its early stages with many countries yet to formalize specific legislation. While specific laws and agencies are still being developed, the Lex Mundi AI Legislative Guide is a valuable resource for staying informed on the latest developments in the region. Get insights into the Caribbean's evolving AI legislative landscape, alongside regional insights from 130+ jurisdictions in the Lex Mundi AI Legislative Guide. View the guide here: https://hubs.ly/Q02HbcyQ0 #AIRegulation #LexMundi
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