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The world's first comprehensive AI regulation. The EU AI Act classifies AI systems into risk tiers and imposes graduated obligations, from outright bans on unacceptable-risk systems to transparency requirements for limited-risk applications like chatbots.
President Biden's executive order established the most comprehensive US federal AI policy, directing over 50 actions across federal agencies. It requires developers of powerful AI systems to share safety test results with the government and establishes standards for AI safety and security.
Brazil's AI Bill takes a rights-based approach to AI regulation, drawing on the country's successful data protection framework (LGPD). It proposes risk-based classification, mandatory impact assessments for high-risk AI, and the creation of a national AI supervisory authority.
Developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the AI RMF provides a flexible, voluntary framework for organizations to manage AI risks. It emphasizes trustworthy AI characteristics: valid, reliable, safe, secure, accountable, transparent, explainable, privacy-enhanced, and fair.
See how courts are applying the law to AI in practice. From landmark sanctions to ongoing copyright battles, these cases are creating the precedent that will shape the future.
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