The European Parliament has approved the world's first set of regulations aimed at regulating artificial intelligence (AI).。The EU AI Act, proposed in 2021, classifies AI technologies into different risk categories, ranging from "unacceptable" to low risk.。

The EU AI Act sets out four levels of risk, providing a framework for overseeing the development and deployment of AI models, marking a pivotal moment in the EU's global governance of AI.。

Responsible Artificial Intelligence Development Standards

According to a statement from the European Parliament, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act is scheduled to be implemented in 2025, after which it will be subject to final inspection and approval by the European Council.。The regulation aims to strike a balance between promoting innovation and guaranteeing fundamental rights。

During the full debate in the European Parliament, Brando Benifei, co-rapporteur of the Internal Market Committee, said: "We finally have the world's first binding law on artificial intelligence to reduce risks, create opportunities, combat discrimination and increase transparency.。"

Challenges and Implementation

Despite reaching this milestone, challenges remain, particularly in terms of implementation。Dragos Tudorache, a legislator involved in the EU negotiations, stressed the importance of effective implementation of the regulations to achieve their intended impact.。

Tudorache said: "The future of work is much more than the Artificial Intelligence Act itself."。AI will prompt us to rethink the social contract at the heart of democracy, education models, labor markets and ways of warfare。The AI Act is the starting point for a new governance model around technology, and we must now focus on putting this law into practice. "。"

The EU's move to regulate AI is reportedly taking place against the backdrop of imposing controls on tech giants and addressing concerns about anti-competitive behaviour, and the competition legislation underscores the EU's commitment to promoting fairness and competition in digital markets.。

With growing concerns about AI ethics, Europe's proactive approach to regulation sets a precedent for other regions。By establishing clear guidelines and oversight mechanisms, the EU AI Bill aims to promote trust in AI technologies while reducing potential risks.。