Global regulation of AI

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From the “Wild West” to the United States to the most complex regulations in the European Union, nations and economic blocks around the world are in various stages of organizing artificial intelligence (AI) worldwide.

Before February 10-11, before the Paris AI Summit, some of the key points regarding the rules in large boundaries are.

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Returning President Donald Trump last month withdrawn Biden’s October 2023 executive order from AI’s supervision.

Massively voluntarily, large AI developers like Open AI need to share safety reviews and important information with the federal government.

The support of large tech companies is aimed at protecting privacy and preventing civil rights violations, and calls for national security security measures.

The home of the top developers, now the United States has no formal AI guidelines – though some current privacy reservations still apply.

Under Trump, Under Trump, the United States has “lifted his shepherd’s hat once again, it is a complete wild west,” said Yel Cohen Hadriya, a digital lawyer in the consultancy EEE.

He added that the administration has effectively said that “we are no longer making this law … We are setting up all our algorithms and going for it.”

Bijing

The Chinese government is still forming a formal law on Generative AI.

A combination of “interim steps” requires that AI respect personal and business interests, not use personal information without consent, identify signed photos and videos, and users’ physical and physical and physical. Protect mental health.

The AI ​​should also adhere to the “basic socialist values” – with a strong language against the AI, the ruling Communist Party or China’s national security -threatening content.

Depsek, whose controversial R1 model has shocked the world last month, is an example, President Xi Jinping or Tian Mann Square resisting questions about crushing pro -democracy protests in 1989.

Cohen Hadriya predicted that the Chinese government will provide “strong exception” to its rules, especially by organizing the business, especially foreigners.

Eu

Unlike both the United States and China, “the moral philosophy of respect for citizens is at the center of European rules,” Cohen Hadriya said.

“Everyone is responsible for the responsibility, the provider, who is also deployed (AI), even the final user.”

The most directly direct about AI, the “AI Act” was approved in March 2024 – some of which apply this week – this is the world’s most comprehensive rule.

The use of AI for prediction policing is based on profiling and systems that use biometric information to evaluate an individual’s breed, banning religion or sexual orientation.

The law takes a risk -based approach: If a system is at high risk, a company has a strict set of full responsibilities.

EU leaders have argued that clear, comprehensive rules will make life easier for businesses.

Cohen Hadriya pointed to strong reservations for efforts to allow the data to rotate more independently when controlling intellectual property and citizens.

“If I can easily access a lot of data, I can create better things faster,” he said.

India

Like China, the co-host of the India-next week’s summit-has a law on personal data, but there is no specific text to rule AI.

The cases of damage started with Generative A have been dealt with by defamation, privacy, copyright violations and current legislation on cybercrime.

Cohen Hadriya said that New Delhi knows the value of its high -tech sector and “if they make a law, this will be because it will have some economic return”.

Occasionally, government statements about media reports and AI regulation cannot be followed by concrete action.

In March 2024, the firms needed government permission before the IT ministry deployed “non -reliable” or “under -testing” AI model, AI firms in March 2024 blasts the government in March 2024. Blows from

A few days after Google’s Jemani’s responses, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was accused of implementing fascist policies.

Hurry updated rules were only called to withdraw on AI-infield content.

UK

The Left’s Left Labor Government has added AI to its agenda to promote economic growth.

The nation of the island is proud of the world’s third largest AI sector after the United States and China.

In January, Prime Minister Kerry Starr unveiled an “AI Opportunity Action Plan” demanding London to chart his route.

The star said that the AI ​​should be “tested” before it is regular.

The Action Plan document states that “well -designed and enforced regulation … can help in faster, wide and secure development and AI.”

On the contrary, “ineffective regulation can prevent adoption in important fields”.

Consultation is underway to clarify the copyright law application for the AI ​​of the copyright law to protect the creative industry.