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Negotiators agreed to allow live scanning of faces, but with safeguards and exemptions, and prohibit biometric scanning that categorizes people by sensitive characteristics.

After 36 hours of whirlwind discussions, the European Union and its lawmakers on Friday said that they have agreed on how to draft rules to regulate artificial intelligence models such as ChatGPT.

The negotiations lasted more than 36 hours saw stiff debate over AI for facial recognition surveillance. The deal comes at a time when companies such as OpenAI are surging ahead.

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European Union member states and lawmakers reached a preliminary agreement on what they touted as the world’s first comprehensive AI legislation on Friday.

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LONDON (AP) — The generative AI boom has sent governments worldwide scrambling to regulate the emerging technology, but it also has raised the risk of upending a European Union push

Delegates from the EC, the European Parliament and 27 countries have agreed a set of controls for generative AI tools, people familiar with the discussions said.

Negotiators have agreed to a set of controls for generative artificial intelligence tools