Comparing EU, Southeast Asia Approaches To AI Regulation

The rapid development and deployment of artificial intelligence in various industries is increasingly attracting the attention of regulators, who aim to encourage the progression of AI technologies while ensuring their responsible use.

Recent regulatory developments around the world, including in the European Union and Southeast Asia, serve as evidence of this emerging trend.

Here we shall discuss the effect of AI regulatory approaches in the EU on Southeast Asian countries.

Approach and Action

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act has been officially adopted by EU colegislators and will enter into force 20 days after its publication in the EU Official Journal.¹

Most of its provisions will apply two years after its entry into force.