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The European Union has proposed a new law regulating artificial intelligence, which includes a definition of AI, a catalog of techniques, and review procedures. The law is based on a risk-based approach, with higher levels of risk requiring tighter regulation. The proposed regulation requires businesses to provide documentation, human oversight, and testing of AI systems. There is some debate about the scope and implementation of the regulation, but overall it is seen as a positive step in ensuring the safety of AI technology.
The new EU regulations for AI are designed to promote responsibility and transparency among companies, and to protect citizens from discrimination. However, some panelists worry that the rules may not be effective in all cases.
The speakers in the video discuss the EU's plans to regulate artificial intelligence, and how businesses will need to adapt their contract agreements to comply with these new rules. They mention that it could take up to six years for the regulations to be fully implemented.
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