In this article: The AI Act is a step in the right direction but has too many flaws to set an endpoint in the discussion on how to regulate AI. It should therefore be seen and employed as the beginning of a more sophisitcated approach, and one not to be dictated by technical developments. A Regulatory […]
AI Governance
In this article: MHRA’s AI Airlock Pilot Launched: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has introduced the AI Airlock, a pilot scheme to refine regulations for AI-powered medical devices, ensuring faster and safer access for patients. Focus on Transformative Technologies: Five innovative devices targeting cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, and radiology diagnostics were selected […]
In this article: Rising Concerns: AI and big data risks entered the global Top 10 list of concerns in Ipsos SA’s AXA Future Risks Report, with over 60% of the general public feeling vulnerable in their daily lives. Corporate Canada’s Readiness Gap: Despite 92% of Canadian organizations having an AI strategy, only 7% feel fully […]
In this article: The European Commission’s AI Office plays an integral role in implementing the AI Act, promoting ethical AI use, and supporting innovation. This office serves as a hub of expertise, guiding the governance of AI technologies and ensuring compliance with established regulations. It plays a key role in implementing the AI Act by supporting […]
In this article: Tech Legacy: President Joe Biden is credited with leaving a strong foundation for the tech industry, focusing on broadband access, AI regulation, and chip manufacturing. Proactive Policies: His term saw proactive measures addressing the digital divide, pandemic-related tech challenges, and evolving AI technologies. AI Bill of Rights: Federal agencies are now implementing […]
In this article: Policy Proposal Launch: Greece’s AI Advisory Committee, alongside the Special Secretariat of Foresight, unveiled A Blueprint for Greece’s AI Transformation on November 25, 2024, targeting AI-driven economic and societal advancement. Core Principles: The strategy emphasizes human dignity, transparency, adaptability, multilateral cooperation, and other principles guiding responsible AI development. Flagship Projects: The proposal […]
In this article: Launch of AI Playbook: Nasscom Responsible AI Hub, supported by Anand and Anand, unveiled The Developer’s Playbook for Responsible AI in India at the inaugural RICON event in New Delhi. Purpose: The playbook offers a voluntary framework for developers to identify and mitigate AI risks during commercial development and deployment, aligning with […]
In this article: CanLII Lawsuit: The Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII) sued Caseway AI, alleging unauthorized use of its curated legal content for a subscription-based AI-driven legal research platform. Allegations: CanLII claims Caseway downloaded over 120 GB of its enhanced court data (3.5 million records) in violation of terms of use, infringing copyright. Defendant’s Response: […]
In this article: The document discusses the European Union’s approach to regulating emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). It highlights the concerns of industry representatives, such as Frédéric de Courtois from AXA and the Insurance Europe lobby group, who argue that the EU’s regulatory approach is too cautious and prescriptive. He believes that the EU’s […]
In this article: The document discusses the increased responsibility on organizations to ensure data security, particularly in the context of AI applications. It highlights the growing use of AI, which relies on accurate and relevant data, often sensitive or mission-critical data. While AI can provide a competitive edge, the sensitive nature of this data requires […]
