Position of the European Parliament on Artificial Intelligence
Disappointing in not addressing mass surveillance properly among others
Last month, the European Parliament voted on several reports regarding the future legislation on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Namely, these were reports on the framework of ethical aspects of AI, robotics and related technologies, on the civil liability regime for AI, and on so-called intellectual property rights for the development of AI technologies. I voted against all these reports for numerous reasons. Let’s take a closer look at them.
In many respects, these reports reacted to the white paper on AI: a European approach to excellence and trust, which the Commission published in February.
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