The European Union has voted to adopt a text that forms the basis of a future law regulating artificial intelligence (AI) systems, such as the advanced chatbots ChatGPT and DALL-E. The legislation would regulate AI according to its level of risk, with higher-risk systems such as those used in public order, migration management, and infrastructure having greater obligations. The law would not come into force until 2026 at the earliest, but there are talks of acceleration and bringing in rules earlier for generative AI. Lawmakers have hailed the draft law as historic, and there is pressure on western governments to protect humanity from the potential risks of AI.
EU Votes to Consider Law Regulating AI Systems Like ChatGPT
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