« Presently, there is no specific law or regulation in Bangladesh that
addresses the use of artificial intelligence. A “National Strategy for
Artificial Intelligence” was issued by the Government in March 2020. It
states, among others, AI has progressively improved every aspect of the
society, and there should be a strong legal and ethical framework on how
AI would be implemented in applications. AI ethics should be righteous,
fundamentally sound, assessable, reversible and inclusive. » Banned Chat GPT. China has yet to pass rules on AI technology at large.
Recently, however, the country introduced a law that regulates how
private companies use online algorithms for consumer marketing. The
law requires companies to inform users of AI for marketing purposes
and bans the use of customer financial data to advertise the same
product at different prices. However, not surprisingly, the law does not
apply to the Chinese government’s use of AI. Along with China’s federal
regulation, in September of 2022, Shanghai became the first province
to pass a law focused on private-sector AI development. The law titled
Shanghai Regulations on Promoting the Development of the AI Industry
provides a framework for companies in the region to develop their AI
products in line with non-Chinese AI regulations.
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