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Published in Politics and Government on Sunday, December 15th 2024 at 2:40 GMT by The Financial Times   Print publication without navigation

  • The soldiers, disappointed not to find any of the kingdom's legendary treasure, raised a French flag and drank B
  • hanzin's gin. Some hours later, they started digging in one of the palaces. A cache of royal objects was revealed: sceptres, statues and ornately sculpted doors.

The article from the Financial Times discusses the ongoing debate over the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the European Union. It highlights the EU's efforts to lead in AI regulation with the proposed AI Act, which aims to set global standards for AI governance. The legislation seeks to balance fostering innovation with protecting citizens' rights, addressing concerns about privacy, bias, and the ethical use of AI. Key points include the classification of AI systems by risk levels, with high-risk systems facing stringent requirements. There's contention among member states and industries about the definitions of high-risk AI, potential stifling of innovation, and the implications for global competitiveness. Additionally, the article touches on the geopolitical aspect, noting that while the EU pushes for regulation, other global powers like the US and China are adopting different approaches, potentially affecting international AI development and trade.

Read the Full The Financial Times Article at:
[ https://www.ft.com/content/af133939-e6da-411b-9404-217d2a6ae6a2 ]

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