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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2025

For EUR7 Million A Year, The Commission Will Apply The Makeup On Artificial Intelligence

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The Nov. 6 digital edition of Rzeczpospolita Daily featured my article urging people not to set up a public money-burner in the form of the AI Commission and to transfer the authority to oversee

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Maciej Gawronski
Maciej Gawronski

The Nov. 6 digital edition of Rzeczpospolita Daily featured my article urging people not to set up a public money-burner in the form of the AI Commission and to transfer the authority to oversee high-risk artificial intelligence to the Polish Data Protection Authority (PUODO).

On November 20, a polemical text appeared there, written by attorney Przemyslaw Sotowski previously working for the Polish Ministry of Digitization, in which Mr. Sotowski cites a number of interesting theses. Theses that I cannot leave unanswered, because they balance between demagoguery and disinformation

Some difficulty in polemicizing with the author is the fact that out of a dozen of his theses, only the thesis that the Commission could be called differently corresponds to reality, and none of them contains justification. So much so that in one case he refers to the prevailing argument of "The Obvious.". As if the author were more of a politician than a lawyer. On page 51 of

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