The European Union has signed the first legally binding international treaty on Artificial Intelligence. This is a convention promoted by the Council of Europe, to which the United States and the United Kingdom, among others, have also adhered. The Convention provides a common approach to ensure that AI systems are compatible with human rights, democracy and the rule of law, while enabling innovation and trust by citizens. The signatories The text includes a series of key concepts also present in European legislation on AI, such as the risk-based approach, transparency of the content generated by this technology, detailed documentation obligations for systems identified as high-risk with the possibility of introducing bans for those considered a clear threat to fundamental rights. In addition to the EU, the US and the […]
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