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By Michael Veale
De-harmonization of laws in different countries enforces EU’s need to introduce regulations. Nevertheless, they should always be aimed at reducing trade barriers among EU countries.
Material scope: marketing and use of AI systems (minus military), defined very broadly; (no obligations apply to all AI systems)
Assessing different kinds and entities of risk.
Title II, article 5
A prohibition on marketing, putting into service or use of:
Commission examples
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Title II, art 5
A prohibition on marketing, putting into service or use of:
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Clearview AI would not be likely to be sanctioned, instead the result of their data is shared with law enforcement agencies.
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Google Takeout etc. does not exactly fulfill and comply with GDPR, they just give you part of the data. Individuals’ data is useless by themselves because it makes sense only if and when placed in a framework formed by all of other customers/users’ data.
Transforming people/users in points in multi-dimensional spaces, where their proximity determines the category they belong to.
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AI Act and Product Regulation
The New Legislative Framework is a 40 year old approach to regulating complex products using pre-marketing approval; essentially a toolkit to determine regulations.
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AI Act fails to deal with general purpose models-as-a-service
The panoptic sourge - +++ professor in North Carolina