EU Does Not Want to Stay Behind in AI, but with Robust Regulation.
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The countries of the European Union do not want to stay behind in the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), but have ensured today in Dublin that they want to bet on robust regulation to manage the risks of this technology.
The 27 Member States have addressed the impact of artificial intelligence in the EU in areas such as the labour market, energy consumption, public administrations or geopolitics.
The countries of the European Union do not want to stay behind in the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), but have ensured today in Dublin that they want to bet on robust regulation to manage the risks of this technology.
Member States have addressed the impact of artificial intelligence in the EU in several areas.
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