The EU AI Act Newsletter #58: EU AI Law Enters into Force

On 1 August the EU AI Act took effect. It aims to promote responsible AI development and deployment in the EU.
Legislative Process
AI Act enters into force: On 1 August, the EU AI Act took effect, aiming to promote responsible AI development and deployment in the EU. Initially proposed in April 2021 and agreed upon by the European Parliament and the Council in December 2023, the Act addresses potential risks to citizens' health, safety, and fundamental rights. It sets clear requirements for AI developers and deployers while minimising administrative and financial burdens on businesses. The Act introduces a uniform framework across EU countries, employing a risk-based approach:
1) Minimal risk: systems like spam filters face no obligations but may voluntarily adopt codes of conduct;
2) Specific transparency risk: systems like chatbots must inform users they are interacting with machines, and AI-generated content must be labelled [...]
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First published:
August 5th, 2024

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[@ericdanielski4802]

Nice newsletter.

[@kinngrimm]

A closer eye maybe needed for interdisciplinary adaptions. Bio- and Nanotechnology applications are realised. AI with robotics and 3-D printing combined we gain replicable production/logistic ques. The Ukrain Invasion shows the power of interconnected systems, those better be secure and have fail saves. Drone swarms lead by neural networks are trained for war, art, logistics and whatever else we still come to dream up. Not all bad, but still watchful eyes are needed.