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?????? ????????????'?? ?????????????????????????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ???? ?????? Have you heard about Kai Zenner's blog "Digitizing Europe"? It's a hidden gem if you want to understand EU laws and policies better. Kai has recently published a comprehensive 25-page document that breaks down the obligations and tasks assigned to the European Commission by the AI Act. The timing couldn't have been any better as the final #AIAct has just been published in the official journal of the #EU. And let me tell you this - Kai's guide is insightful! In his document, Kai has identified a whopping 130 ???????????????????????????????? for the EU Commission, including: 》39 tasks to establish an AI governance system. 》39 pieces of secondary legislation (Delegated Acts, Implementing Acts, guidelines, templates, Codes of Practice, and more). 》34 categories of enforcement activities on the EU level. 》18 tasks for the ex-post evaluation of the law. This guide is a good read for civil society, academics, and SMEs who want to stay on top of the AI Act's implementation and enforcement. Kai's document will help you identify your key priorities and focus your scrutiny activities on the areas that matter most. So, if you're curious about the AI Act and want to stay informed, check out this guide. You can also check out his blog to get more updates on EU law and policies at https://www.kaizenner.eu/ Happy reading, and don't forget to let Kai know if you find any mistakes. He's committed to regularly updating this document, so you can always count on it for the latest information. ___________________ Follow Remy Takang Arrey, CAPA, LL.M, MSc. for more posts like this!

BREAKING NEWS: AI Act Unanimously Agreed! ?? In a landmark decision, the 27 EU countries have greenlighted the AI Act, the EU’s first detailed AI rulebook, a pivotal step following the political agreement in December. ?? After intricate negotiations, the final version was presented on January 24 by the Belgian Council Presidency, overcoming initial reservations by member states. But the final meeting occurred today ?? A compromise was reached with a tiered approach, imposing transparency across all models and extra rules for those posing systemic risks. ???????????? From opposition to consensus: Despite initial resistance, especially from France, a consensus emerged. Germany's shift earlier this week was pivotal, and Italy, focused on its G7 presidency, joined in agreement. ?? You can read an article outlining the main contents of the text that was agreed ?? https://lnkd.in/eCMyPPma ?? You can find the recording of the webinar I took yesterday with my DLA Piper colleagues on the final version of the AI Act ?? https://lnkd.in/d_Cj5T77 ?? Next steps: The European Parliament to formally adopt the AI Act by mid-April, with the AI Act coming into effect shortly thereafter. Main regulations will phase in over two years, but the businesses cannot wait since none will adopt solutions that are not AI Act compliant! *** ?? ???????????? ????, Giulio Coraggio, for updates and discussions on the topic, and reach out for questions and to know more about our very ???????????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ?? https://bit.ly/42ae1hP #AILaw #Innovation #EU #AIRegulation #TechPolicy #EUPolicy #DigitalTransformation #AICompetition #StartUpGrowth #AIRegulations #TechGovernance #EuropeanUnion #AIConsensus #AISafety #TradeSecrets #FutureOfAI #LegalUpdate #LegalTech #AIAdvancements #AIAct

I'd like to thank Gian Fabio Palmerini for bringing this document to my attention: it is the English version of the Original Chinese The Model Artificial Intelligence Law (MAIL) v2.0: https://lnkd.in/dAew4ceT. ? The Abstract: As #China's inaugural systematic Model Law on #ArtificialIntelligence, its second iteration anchors its discourse on foundational principles of AI governance or regulation, frameworks that catalyze innovation, a licensing and registry regulatory system predicated upon a negative list, and delineates the obligations of AI developers and providers, as well as associated liabilities and enforcement modalities. Furthermore, it delves into the institutional manifestation of innovative regulation, such as regulatory bodies and governance augmented by technical agility, and open-source and intellectual property rubrics. It endeavors to contribute to the global and comparative dialogue by elucidating key terminologies and institutional divergences pertinent to AI governance and offering a potential roadmap and pivotal points for AI compliance to multistakeholders. ?? I also found the first version of this document, which is available here: https://lnkd.in/d-AdJ374 Both versions are in the draft and suggestion stage. The second version builds upon the foundational principles established in the first one, incorporating additional elements such as innovative regulatory frameworks, licensing and registry systems, and a more explicit focus on developer and provider obligations. This updated version provides a more comprehensive and adaptive framework for #AIGovernance, setting a strong foundation for responsible AI development and deployment in China and serving as a reference for other countries developing their AI regulation #policies. ? Furthermore, I came across the "Artificial Intelligence Law (Scholar's Recommendation Draft)", which was released on March 18, 2024, by the Legal Science Frontier Public Account at the AI Governance Forum in Beijing. I will discuss this in a separate post: https://lnkd.in/d3XxRYWn The authors of the draft are a team of experts from various institutions in China, including universities, research centers, and government agencies (see 1st comment for more information). In my opinion, they did an excellent job by covering all the remarkable topics we have seen already in documents such as the #AIAct or the various #AIResponsible guidelines in this second version. I would like to highlight Article 11, "International Collaboration" ?? which at least on paper:"It participates in the formulation and implementation of international rules and standards related to artificial intelligence and promotes the development of an international governance framework and standardization norms for artificial intelligence that have broad consensus". #Laws #Regulations

Its great that Law360 have published a piece written by me and Kate Deniston on the UK government's signature of the AI Convention ??. In the article we look at what the signature of this international treaty means for the global regulation of AI ?? and and we provide some practical takeaways ?? for businesses operating in this sphere to become compliance-ready. Hope its helpful ?? What New Int'l Treaty Means For Global AI Regulation - Law36

Today, the European Parliament approved the landmark #EU AI Act – the world’s first horizontal #AI law. Now, the global tech industry’s eyes turn to implementation. Read ITI Senior Policy Manager for Europe Marco Leto Barone’s reaction ?? #EUAIAct #artificialintelligence #EUpolicy #techpolicy #Europe #EuropeanUnion

We’re thrilled to share our latest contribution to Global Legal Insights (GLI) on Greece's AI landscape in the "AI, Machine Learning, and Big Data 2024" edition. This in-depth chapter, written by Marios Sioufas, Deputy Managing Partner of Sioufas & Associates Law Firm is available for reading. In this comprehensive piece, Marios Sioufas provides expert legal insights into the evolving field of AI, covering key topics such as: ? The AI Act ? Intellectual property protection ? Greece’s regulatory landscape ? Key provisions related to foundation models and generative AI ? AI’s impact on the workplace, and much more! As part of the AI Act, the Ministry of Digital Governance has published a list of national authorities and organizations responsible for enforcing or overseeing compliance with Union obligations to protect fundamental rights, including the right to non-discriminatory treatment when using high-risk AI systems. These authorities include: ?? The Personal Data Protection Authority ?? The Ombudsman ?? The Authority for Communication Privacy ?? The National Commission for Human Rights This marks an important development in Greece's regulatory framework, reinforcing the protection of citizens' rights in the AI era. Explore this thorough analysis of Greece’s rapidly developing ICT sector, which is being shaped by the increasing push for automation and digitalization across both public and private industries. To read more, visit: https://lnkd.in/d-8RSvtP #sioufasandassociates #law #ArtificialIntelligence #digitaltransformation #Automation #Digitalization #GreekEconomy #LegalInsights #TechInnovation #BigData

?? EU and UK Sign Groundbreaking AI Convention ?? The EU and UK have signed the Council of Europe's first legally binding international convention on AI, focusing on human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. Covering the entire AI lifecycle, this convention applies to both public and private sectors, with commitments to adopt measures that uphold these principles. The UK plans to implement the convention by enhancing existing laws and collaborating with regulators. The EU will implement it via the AI Act. The convention will come into force three months after at least five signatories, including three Council of Europe member states, sign. Stay tuned for further updates! https://lnkd.in/d9vGEz7R #AI #Regulation #HumanRights #EU #UK #ArtificialIntelligence #Law

#UK #AI independent regulation falls... back into the #EU nest. 'In an effort to diverge from the EU following its departure from the world's largest political and trading bloc, the UK has launched "guidance" in dealing with challenges of introducing #AI that will #use #existing #laws together with a renewed focus from regulators, in what it calls a light-touch or "pro-innovation" approach based on outcomes. "... #existing regulators will be responsible for #interpreting and #implementing the regulatory #principles in their respective sectors and establishing clear guidelines on how to achieve these outcomes within a particular sector" However, since much of the activity of #any #AI #development and #deployment in the UK is likely to fall within the reach of the EU law, businesses will focus on #complying with the rules from #Brussels with the #reasonable view that they would also fall within #London's guidance at the same time. Speaking to The Register, Linklaters technology lawyer @Peter Church said the EU's AI Act has an "enormously broad scope." #IusCommune ?? 2.20.2024 Dragos Tudorache

#AIGovernance: if you’ve been looking for an overview of the UN AI Advisory body interim report (w/ insightful constructive criticism), I highly recommend this article.?

“With power concentration centered in the Advisory Body’s work, it is puzzling that the report does not surface the possibility of competition policy, or antitrust, as a framework for addressing this foundational problem. This too is something the final report should address” We can have uneven global distribution of access, power and even harms. And we likely will, as we do from everything from conflict to vaccines. But we cannot have equitable and fair access - or even data commons - without tackling the market power of the dominant oligopoly