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The EU and US have set out a joint roadmap to find common ways to define and evaluate artificial intelligence (AI), though critics say they are still not going far enough to make sure AI protects democracy and human rights.
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Brussels and Washington can create a common space for trustworthy AI so that companies can comply with both EU and US artificial intelligence guidelines by applying a single set of rules, the EU’s competition commissioner has said. Margrethe Vestager’s remarks, made in advance of the third EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting, which will take place on December 5, go further than ever before in aiming to align rules over the technology.
EU companies are becoming increasingly reliant on US and Chinese companies like Meta, Google, Microsoft and Baidu, to access general purpose AI systems that underpin other AI tools, a dependency that could stop Brussels setting global standards for the technology. No EU countries have yet managed to develop a general purpose AI system, and will struggle to do so, due to the sheer amount of money, data and computation they require to build, according to a new report.