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ARTICLE · 26 APRIL 2024

Operation Of AI Instruments As A Challenge Waiting Just Behind The Corner

DeBenedetti Majewski Szczesniak Kancelaria Prawnicza Sp. K.
DeBenedetti Majewski Szczesniak Kancelaria Prawnicza Sp. K.
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Nowadays and in the foreseeable future, one of the most significant challenges facing politicians in many countries will be adoption of proper policies related to operation of AI instruments in their

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Nowadays and in the foreseeable future, one of the most significant challenges facing politicians in many countries will be adoption of proper policies related to operation of AI instruments in their countries. To be politically and socially acceptable, these policies should, on the one hand, enable research and development in this area and efficient uptake of this technology in general, but, on the other hand, they should regulate the use of AI instruments to eliminate, or at least limit, the weight, scope and scale of unfavorable side effects which they may bring about.

In the EU, the first attempt at this direction was Commission's White Paper (White Paper on Artificial Intelligence – A European Approach to Excellence and Trust (COM (2020) 65 final) as of February 19, 2020.) indicating general framework for follow-up legislative steps embodying a politically acceptable AI regulation at the EU level. At present, the legislative process is at the final stage, with

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