EU enlists AI specialists to create a conformity structure for AI regulations

Despite the Act’s objective to boost responsibility and security in AI advancement, Ram highlighted that it might inadvertently restrict creativity, especially in fields like AI model training and intellectual property administration.

“Whilst organizations face obstacles concerning adherence expenses and potential legal responsibilities, the test ahead is nurturing an environment where ingenuity can prosper while upholding ethical principles,” Ram emphasized.

Srinivasamurthy remains positive, proposing that “any innovative technology will experience this phase of determining the appropriate level of regulation.” Engaging major technology firms in the task forces could be essential in harmonizing regulation and creativity. Key players like Google and Microsoft will participate in the groups, together with non-governmental organizations and academic experts, as reported by Reuters.

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