The European Commission has introduced a comprehensive digital economy policy focusing on artificial intelligence and digital transformation. The Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (Connect) is spearheading efforts to position Europe as a leader in the data economy and cybersecurity. The new European Artificial Intelligence Act, effective August 1, 2024, aims to ensure reliable AI deployment while safeguarding individual rights.
The AI Act categorizes AI systems based on risk levels, establishing strict regulations for high-risk applications. It emphasizes the importance of digital skills and infrastructure to achieve the EU's ambitious digital transformation goals. The establishment of the AI Office will facilitate the implementation of these regulations and promote a competitive AI ecosystem in Europe.
• The AI Act introduces the world's first comprehensive AI regulation.
• Connect aims to enhance digital skills and infrastructure across the EU.
The Act aims to create a unified internal market for AI while protecting individual rights.
The AI Office will promote the advancement and application of AI while managing associated risks.
These systems require risk reduction measures and high-quality data sets to ensure compliance with the AI Act.
Connect is pivotal in establishing superfast internet networks and promoting equitable digital access across the EU.
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