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When a technology ‘explodes’ in terms of usage, popularity and reach, it’s time to regulate it. And AI is the protagonist of the latest wave of major technological
When a technology ‘explodes’ in terms of usage, popularity and reach, it’s time to regulate it. And AI is the protagonist of the latest wave of major technological change that is affecting other fields and industries. Artificial intelligence has existed for many years, but never THAT much.
This means you need regulations, restrictions and laws. The European Union has done this with its new Law. A law that we should be aware of and aware of how it may affect us as users, Since almost all Xiaomi, POCO and Redmi smartphones have an integrated AI module.
The Artificial Intelligence Act is a European regulation on artificial intelligence (AI). Approved on 13 March 2024 and published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 12 July 2024, its purpose is to impose clear requirements and obligations on developers and implementers of artificial intelligence technology regarding their use.
This law also aims to reduce administrative and financial burdens on companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). And historically, it has its place because “The first comprehensive AI regulation from a major regulator”And The first comprehensive legal framework on Artificial Intelligence was created in this world.
EU’s goal “to encourage the use of”Trustworthy AI in Europe and beyond, AI systems “We respect fundamental rights, security and ethical principles, and address the risks of very powerful and influential AI models.”
The law divides AI applications into three risk categories:
Applications and systems that create unacceptable risk are prohibited.Government-run social rating systems, such as those used in China, are not subject to liability because these systems are outright prohibited.
High-risk apps, such as a CV screening tool that sorts job applicants, are subject to specific legal requirements. Systems and providers must be registered in a European database Before starting operations, it must comply with obligations regarding training and data management, traceability, human auditing and cybersecurity.
Finally, apps that are not explicitly prohibited or listed as high risk are largely unregulated, so They have no obligations to fulfill.
As the Maldita.es website and official statements summarize:
The Artificial Intelligence Law, created at the regulatory level, applies to all operators, whether companies or service providers, that market artificial intelligence systems used in the European Union.
At the end user level, that is, with your mobile phone in your hand, This law does not carry any obligation, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
via | Artificial Intelligence Law / EU portal / Whitecase / Maldita.es
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