Ireland benefits from specific exemptions under the EU AI Act, particularly concerning AI used in law enforcement, as outlined in Recital 40. These exemptions allow Ireland to maintain autonomy in regulating biometric AI systems and other high-risk AI applications without adhering to certain EU provisions.
South Korea’s National Assembly has passed the “Basic Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and the Establishment of Trust,” making it the second jurisdiction after the EU to implement comprehensive AI legislation. The Act aims to foster AI innovation while addressing ethical and societal concerns, imposing stricter requirements on high-impact AI systems.
The EU AI Act outlines the rights provided to individuals and organizations in relation to artificial intelligence systems. It emphasizes the importance of understanding user needs and highlights the right to lodge complaints without needing to demonstrate specific damage.
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