#risk-based-approach

#risk-based-approach

The EU has approved the AI Act, the world's first standalone law regulating AI, focusing on risk-based rules and global impacts.

The EU's AI Act is the world's first comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence, applying a risk-based approach with different requirements based on risk levels.

The European Union has implemented a risk-based regulation for artificial intelligence applications, with staggered compliance deadlines based on risk levels.

European Union lawmakers approved the AI Act, which will set a global standard for regulating AI.

The AI Act focuses on a risk-based approach, with tougher requirements for high-risk AI applications.

The European Parliament approved the AI Act to regulate AI across the EU, balancing innovation with risk-based regulations.

The AI Act addresses transparency requirements, data privacy concerns, deepfakes, and protection for citizens and businesses in the EU.

The AI Act in the European Parliament was passed with a majority vote and takes a risk-based approach to regulating AI.

The legislation distinguishes between low and high-risk AI applications, with stricter oversight for sectors like medical devices.