With the rapid advancement of AI-based systems and applications,
the issue of how to regulate this transformative technology has
grown increasingly important. While there is widespread agreement
on the need for protective measures, finding the right equilibrium
between promoting innovation and ensuring safety, ethical
considerations, and accountability presents a significant
challenge.
European Perspective
The European Union has taken a pioneering stance in shaping the
regulatory landscape for AI in recent years. Central to this effort
is the proposed "Artificial Intelligence Act," a
framework designed to establish unified rules for AI development
and deployment. A defining characteristic of the EU's approach
is the adoption of a risk-based paradigm, which involves regulating
the diverse applications and functionalities of AI systems rather
than the technology itself.
