Bahrain is proactively addressing the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) through a proposed law aimed at creating a comprehensive legal framework. This initiative, highlighted by Ali Al Shahabi from the Shura Council, emphasizes the urgency of establishing regulations to protect all stakeholders involved in AI, from developers to end-users. The proposed law has already received approval from the Shura Council and is set to be reviewed by the executive branch.
The legislation seeks to establish a dedicated unit for overseeing AI development, ensuring investor protection, and safeguarding individual rights. It also aims to address concerns about job displacement by emphasizing the importance of human roles in decision-making processes. Furthermore, the law includes provisions to utilize AI for protecting children from online dangers, showcasing Bahrain's commitment to responsible AI development.
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