The EU's AI Act applies a risk-based approach, with the strictest restrictions on 'high-risk' systems, banning 'unacceptable' deployments like social credit scoring.
While hailed as a global leader in AI governance, concerns exist that the rules may not adequately protect the public and could hinder innovation.
Maximilian Gahntz of Mozilla Foundation highlights the need for further work in implementing and enforcing the AI Act, involving civil society and the open-source community.
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