Artificial intelligence (AI) developments have led to significant advances in several fields and introduced new cyber risks requiring more robust cybersecurity defenses.
The obligations imposed by the Italian data protection authority against Open AI to ensure privacy compliance on generative artificial intelligence might become a benchmark across the EU now that the EDPB has established a task force on ChatGPT.
Alongside the traditional profiles of civil liability for human acts, we must confront the legal profiles of civil liability arising from the use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
Synthetic data can be the response to limit some of the legal challenges against artificial intelligence for violation of intellectual property rights and privacy laws.
ENISA published a report that addresses standards of cybersecurity for artificial intelligence, and their relevance to ensure compliance with the upcoming EU AI Act.
A recent denial of protection by the US Copyright Office of images generated by an artificial intelligence system was followed by more detailed guidance recognizing some exceptions.
The EU Parliament has agreed on a new and broader definition of artificial intelligence under the forthcoming AI Act when US officials also call for a regulatory framework.
The NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework sets out guidelines to assess risks deriving from AI and increase trust in the current situation of uncertainty as to the applicable regime.ย
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