Artificial intelligence (AI) is a fast-evolving and strategic technology with tremendous opportunities. However, some of its uses pose specific significant risks to the application of various EU rules designed to protect fundamental rights, ensure safety and attribute liability.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a fast-evolving and strategic technology with tremendous opportunities. However, some of its uses pose specific significant risks to the application of various EU rules designed to protect fundamental rights, ensure safety and attribute liability.
The proposal for regulation aims ensure that AI is safe, lawful and in line with EU fundamental rights. The overall goal is to stimulate the uptake of trustworthy AI in the EU economy and beyond.
Feedback on the commission adoption plans closed 6th Aug 2021, with the Board of Assessment (BoA) providing a clear response of behalf of EFPA, urging the proposed areas of risk be proportionately categorised for of psychological assessment across Work, Education and Health domains.
Download EFPA Board of Assessment response here:
Read more on the EFPA news magazine - Edition November 2021 : here.