On 12 July 2024, the European Commission has published the final text of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. This website has been updated accordingly. You can easily browse through the articles, read the full text or download the PDF.
In a significant move towards regulating Artificial Intelligence (AI), the European Parliament has approved the Artificial Intelligence Act. The act, which was negotiated with member states in December 2023, aims to ensure safety, protect fundamental rights, and foster innovation in AI technologies.
European Parliament Senior Advisor Laura Caroli has shared the consolidated AI Act text through her linkedin. Click here to download the document (PDF) direct from our website. Happy reading everyone. Source: linkedin
Click here to download PDF A journalist of of Euractiv published the final AI Act text on LinkedIn. “LEAK: Given the massive public attention to the hashtag#AIAct, I’ve taken the rather unprecedented decision to publish the final text. The agreed text is
European Parliament and Council negotiators have reached a provisional agreement on the Artificial Intelligence Act, marking a significant step toward ensuring the responsible use of AI in Europe. The legislation aims to strike a balance between innovation and the protection of fundamental
France, Germany, and Italy have reached an agreement on regulating artificial intelligence (AI), with a joint paper outlining their approach. They advocate for “mandatory self-regulation through codes of conduct” for foundation models of AI, which are designed to produce diverse outputs. However,
EU lawmakers are finding it tough to agree on new rules for artificial intelligence (AI). Before a key meeting, several issues remain unresolved, delaying any deal possibly until December. They need to agree on how to regulate large AI systems like OpenAI’s
The Stanford Center for Research on Foundation Models (CRFM) has conducted a revealing assessment of how well AI foundation model providers, such as OpenAI and Google, are currently aligned with the draft requirements of the European Union’s (EU) proposed Artificial Intelligence Act.
On Thursday, the Internal Market Committee and the Civil Liberties Committee adopted a draft negotiating mandate on the first ever rules for Artificial Intelligence with 84 votes in favour, 7 against and 12 abstentions. In their amendments to the Commission’s proposal, MEPs aim
The European Union’s tech regulation chief, Margrethe Vestager, said political agreement will probably be reached this year to create the world’s first major artificial intelligence (AI) law. Members of the European Parliament agreed to push through the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act draft
Amnesty International Secretary General Agnès Callamard has sent an open letter calling on the Rapporteurs and members of leading committees on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) to prohibit the use of certain artificial intelligence (AI) systems which are incompatible with
The EU IMCO (Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection) and LIBE (Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) are preparing a draft report on the AI Act. Following thorough negotiations on compromises, the co-rapporteurs’ proposal includes substantial amendments to
The European Parliament is on the verge of implementing strict new regulations regarding artificial intelligence, potentially enacting the most restrictive AI development regime in the world. Sources familiar with the process suggest that MEPs in Brussels are finalizing proposals for Europe’s Artificial
On April 26th, leading European Parliament committees will vote on the political agreement for the AI Act. While many questions have been resolved, several critical issues remain open. The AI Act is a significant EU proposal designed to regulate Artificial Intelligence based
“The European Parliament’s rapporteurs on the AI Act circulated on Monday (13 February) an agenda for a key political meeting which includes new compromises on AI definition, scope, prohibited practices, and high-risk categories. On Saturday, Brando Benifei and Dragoș Tudorache shared a
The European Council has adopted a common position on the proposed Artificial Intelligence Act, aimed at ensuring that AI systems placed on the EU market respect fundamental rights and Union values. The draft regulation promotes investment and innovation in AI and facilitates
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