European parliament, “EU Artificial Intelligence Act” It approved the legal regulation called “Artificial Intelligence”, which is an important milestone in the field of artificial intelligence. With this law, productive developers of artificial intelligence will have their models examined before they are put on the market. Social scoring systems will not be able to be used and smart cameras and facial recognition applications will be banned in public spaces.

The scheme would allow low-level artificial intelligence, such as spam filters or computer games, but would allow bots to be deployed on a transparent basis in businesses such as banking and airlines. Autonomous vehicles or robotic surgery High-risk artificial intelligence will be subject to strict controls.

The provisions will apply until 2026

The European Union introduces the first regulation on artificial intelligence in 2020 However, for the first time in history, a law on this topic was passed by parliament. These changes will also affect artificial intelligence models such as ChatGPT and Gemini. The aim of the law is to immediately artificial intelligence technology manufacturers will participate.

Most of the provisions in the law Mid 2026 While it will be fully applicable, a ban on the use of artificial intelligence for purposes such as biometric monitoring will be introduced in just six months. In addition, transparency-focused regulations will come into force on issues such as blocking the use of deepfakes and the communication quality of chatbots.

At the end of the rapid progress of artificial intelligence rule makers It seems like it is starting to catch up. Do you think there should be other rules? We are waiting for your comments.