The European Union seeks to regulate the artificial intelligence sector through rules and standards that regulate its use, and the draft artificial intelligence law is expected to be completed if some rules related to privacy are agreed, controversial.
Officials have completed more than 70 percent of the draft of what is considered the world's first law regulating artificial intelligence, and the law is expected to be approved.
The law will require IQ developers to conduct extensive processes to assess potentially potential risks, and then subject the models to testing throughout development, even after they are released to the market, and to conduct checks and validate data.
Source (Al-Arabiya.net Website, Edited)
