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This isn't surprising. The speed of technological evolution is far far greater than the speed with which any government can act. By the time the EU revises thei

This isn't surprising. The speed of technological evolution is far far greater than the speed with which any government can act. By the time the EU revises their AI regulation plans . . . I can't even predict where the cutting edge of AI technology will be at.

SoftTalker 4y ago
Perhaps they need an AI to help write the AI regulations.
- ip26 4y ago
  Or an AI-informed test. For example, the “reasonable person” test is beautiful in how it adapts to the times. If AI itself provides the test, the test evolves with the state of the art. For example, perhaps AI subject to regulation XYZ is defined to be any AI which cannot be identified as AI by other AI.
astrea 4y ago
With that, I'm honestly surprised GDPR ever even became a thing at all.
- cccbbbaaa 4y ago
  Because similar laws already existed in member states, sometimes for literal decades, before GDPR came along.
  - fnomnom 4y ago
    yeah gdpr is just a standartisation of the different member states data privacy laws.