These rules will also provide Europe with a leading role in setting the global gold standard. The Commission aims to address the risks generated by specific uses of AI through a set of complementary, proportionate and flexible rules.
A Proposal for a product liability directiveĮuropean proposal for a legal framework on AI. An AI liability directive - adapting liability rules to the digital age and AI. A European legal framework for AI to address fundamental rights and safety risks specific to the AI systems. The Commission has proposed 3 inter-related legal initiatives that will contribute to building trustworthy AI: A European approach to trust in AIīuilding trustworthy AI will create a safe and innovation-friendly environment for users, developers and deployers. Initiatives such as the EU Cybersecurity Strategy, the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act, and the Data Governance Act provide the right infrastructure for building such systems. This will be a game-changer, allowing Europe to amplify its ambitions and become a global leader in developing cutting-edge, trustworthy AI.Īccess to high quality data is an essential factor in building high performance, robust AI systems. The Recovery and Resilience Facility makes €134 billion available for digital. It will mobilise additional investments from the private sector and the Member States in order to reach an annual investment volume of €20 billion over the course of the digital decade. Through the Digital Europe and Horizon Europe programmes, the Commission plans to invest €1 billion per year in AI. Maximising resources and coordinating investments is a critical component of AI excellence. The updated Coordinated Plan on AI outlines a vision to accelerate, act, and align priorities with the current European and global AI landscape and bring AI strategy into action. The Commission and Member States agreed to boost excellence in AI by joining forces on policy and investments. building strategic leadership in high-impact sectors. ensuring that AI works for people and is a force for good in society. making the EU the place where AI thrives from the lab to the market. 
enabling the development and uptake of AI in the EU.įostering excellence in AI will strengthen Europe’s potential to compete globally. its proposal for a regulation laying down harmonised rules on AI (AI Act) and relevant Impact assessment.
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an update of the Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence (with EU Member States).its Communication on fostering a European approach to artificial intelligence.
In April 2021, the Commission presented its AI package, including: Such an objective translates into the European approach to excellence and trust (.pdf) through concrete rules and actions. The European AI Strategy aims at making the EU a world-class hub for AI and ensuring that AI is human-centric and trustworthy. To help building a resilient, people and businesses should be able to enjoy the benefits of AI while feeling safe and protected. The way we approach Artificial Intelligence (AI) will define the world we live in the future.
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