If you are an EU citizen, you'll get more control over AI affecting your life.
The EU's new AI Act is a big step forward.
After three years in the making, the EU's landmark AI Act is a reality. It aims to protect citizens while fostering innovation.
Here's a breakdown of what you need to know:
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โณ AI systems deemed too risky for fundamental rights (e.g., in healthcare, policing)
โณ Systems exploiting vulnerabilities or manipulating
โณ Real-time facial recognition in public spaces (with exceptions)
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โณ Clear labeling of deepfakes and AI-generated content
โณ You'll know when you're interacting with an AI chatbot
โณ More insight into how AI companies build their models
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โณ You can file complaints if harmed by an AI system
โณ You can demand explanations for AI-driven decisions
โณ High-risk AI developers must ensure human oversight
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This is just the start. Regulators and companies have a lot of work to do for full implementation. The AI Act is a bold move, but its success depends on effective enforcement and our own understanding of AI's impact.
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