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The YouTube video "União Europeia regulamenta inteligência artificial" by BandNews TV explores the ongoing debate about regulating Artificial Intelligence (AI) with a focus on the European Union 's (EU) groundbreaking approach. As the first significant global entity to approve AI regulations, the EU's model may influence other countries. The EU's objective is to safeguard fundamental rights and democracy while fostering AI advancement. The EU has classified AI into four risk levels: unacceptable, high, moderate, and low. Depending on the risk level, varying regulations apply, and non-compliant companies could face fines ranging from €7.5 million to 1.5% of their global revenue. European countries have until May 2025 to comply with these new regulations and establish regulatory agencies.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "União Europeia regulamenta inteligência artificial" by BandNews TV, the debate around the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is discussed, with the European Union leading the way as the first major global entity to approve regulations. The European Union's model may serve as an example for other countries. The European Union aims to preserve fundamental rights and democracy while allowing AI to advance. The Union has categorized AI into four risk levels: unacceptable risk (prohibited uses such as monitoring professionals or students), high risk (critical sectors like healthcare and education), moderate risk (tools like chatbots), and low risk. Depending on the risk level, there will be varying regulations, and non-compliant companies may face fines ranging from €7.5 million to 1.5% of their global revenue. European countries have until May 2025 to comply with these new regulations and establish regulatory agencies.