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Governing AI - especially exported technologies or those deployed across borders - through ethical principles does not work (Photo: The Preiser Project)

Why EU will find it difficult to legislate on AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) – especially machine learning – is a technology that is spreading rapidly around the world.

AI will become a standard tool to help steer cars, improve medical care or automate decision making within public authorities. Although intelligent technologies are drivers of innovation and growth, the global proliferation of them is already causing serious harm in its wake.

Last month, a leaked white paper showed that the European Union is considering puttin...

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Kate Saslow is a researcher for AI and public policy at Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, a Berlin-based think tank.

Governing AI - especially exported technologies or those deployed across borders - through ethical principles does not work (Photo: The Preiser Project)

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Kate Saslow is a researcher for AI and public policy at Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, a Berlin-based think tank.

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