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Europe asks for input on banned uses of AI


The European Union is developing compliance guidance for its new law on AI. As part of that process it's launched a consultation (here) seeking input in

It’s asking people in the AI industry, business, academic and civil society for views on the clarity of key elements of the Act’s definition, as well as examples of software that should be out of scope. The Act contains a handful of use cases that are prohibited as they’re considered “unacceptable risk”, such as China-style social scoring. The Commission then expects to publish guidance on defining AI systems and banned uses in early 2025, per a press release.

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