The AI regulatory landscape has undergone significant changes, with the US and UK adopting more pro-innovation approaches while the EU has shifted its focus as well. This evolving environment presents both opportunities and challenges for ensuring safety and public trust in health-related AI technologies.
Concerns have been raised that the ambiguous regulatory standards within South Korea’s AI basic law could hinder the industry’s growth, prompting calls for a three-year postponement of its implementation. The law, which focuses on industrial development and risk management, is set to be fully implemented on January 22 next year, making South Korea the first country to enact such legislation after the EU’s AI Act.
This article discusses the importance of GDPR compliance and the implications of the EU AI Act for marketers. It highlights the need for transparency, consent, and ethical use of AI in marketing strategies to foster customer trust and avoid penalties.
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