AI systems with ‘unacceptable risk’ are now banned in EU
The EU is now enforcing the AI Act, banning high-risk AI systems
Lawmakers in the European Parliament approved the AI Act in March last year after years of wrangling over the fine points. The Act came into force on August 1, but it’s only now that regulators have the power to clamp down on those who don’t comply.
As of Feb. 2, the first few requirements of the E.U. AI Act are now legally binding, and businesses operating in the region ...
The European Union is writing a $56 million check for researchers to build a large language model to rival its American and ...
The EU’s AI Act bans some “unacceptable” use of the technology but critics say the law is riddled with security exemptions.
As China’s DeepSeek threatens to dismantle Silicon Valley’s AI monopoly, the OpenEuroLLM has launched an alternative to ...
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EU rules setting limits on AI use go into forceNew requirements for regulating the use of artificial intelligence went into force in the European Union on Sunday with the ...
Some provisions of the EU AI Act become applicable on 2nd February 2025. These are: AI literacy requirements; and the ...
One of the main problems of the EU AI Act is its risk-based approach to AI regulation. Under the Act, AI systems are ...
The world’s most significant and far-reaching AI regulation is about to kick into gear, and companies have been readying ...
Financial institutions are refining their AI strategies with strong adoption in trading, investment research, fraud prevention and compliance. The first phase of the EU AI ...
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