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Overview of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act: Key changes and stakeholder insights

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17 August 2024

Overview of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act: Key changes and stakeholder insights

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The EU Artificial Intelligence Act establishes a comprehensive legal framework for AI across the EU, marking the first globally binding horizontal regulation on AI.

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EU-27

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The EU Artificial Intelligence Act, introduced by the European Commission in April 2021, represents a groundbreaking regulation that creates a comprehensive legal framework for AI within the European Union. As the first globally binding horizontal regulation on AI, it establishes a unified framework for the deployment and use of AI systems across the EU. An overview published by the Think Tank website on March 11, 2024, provides a detailed briefing on the act, including insights into the proposed changes, perspectives from various stakeholders, academic opinions, and the legislative process, along with accompanying video material. For a thorough exploration of the act’s implications, please refer to the overview via the provided link.

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