Haynes and Boone
Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in the UK and EU
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4
Time to read
9 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
4
Time to read
9 mins
Publication
Language
English
This document is a report discussing the regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence (AI) in the UK and the EU. It outlines the UK government's proposals from a March 2023 white paper, which advocates for a light-touch regulatory framework based on five key principles: safety, transparency, fairness, accountability, and contestability. The report details how these principles will be implemented by existing regulators rather than creating a new AI regulatory body. It also mentions the potential for future legislation to support these principles. In contrast, the EU is advancing legislation known as the AI Act, which aims to control AI technologies through a risk-based approach, prohibiting certain dangerous uses and regulating high-risk applications. The report highlights the implications of these differing approaches and the potential influence of EU regulations on the UK's future AI regulatory landscape, emphasizing the need for businesses to stay informed about ongoing developments.