EU lawmakers to have tiered approach to regulate generative AI
The EU parliament is working to tackle generative AI as they fix their negotiating position for legislative talks next month and a final consensus on the bloc's draft law is hoped to be reached by the end of the year. Member of the EU Parliament (MEP) Dragos Tudorache, the co-rapporteur for the EU’s AI Act, told Tech Crunch, “This is the last thing still standing in the negotiation. As we speak, we are crossing the last ‘T’s and dotting the last ‘I’s. And sometime next week I’m hoping that we will actually close — which means that sometime in May we will vote.” In recent months tech giant lobbyists have been pushing for regulating generative AI with big companies like Google and Microsoft. Read China to test out 3D printing Technology on moon to build habitats Tudorache said that MEPs suggest moving towards a layered approach when drafting the laws, one to address responsibilities across the AI va...