Italy has become the first country in the EU to pass a comprehensive law regulating artificial intelligence, which includes prison terms for harmful uses of the technology, such as generating deepfakes. The legislation aims to promote safe and transparent AI use while imposing stricter rules on child access and ensuring human oversight in various sectors.
In June, 14 Ukrainian IT companies established a self-regulatory organization to promote ethical AI implementation in Ukraine, committing to develop innovative products aligned with safe AI usage principles. This initiative aims to prepare companies for future standards before implementing formal legislation, emphasizing a bottom-up approach to AI regulation.
Italy has become the first EU country to enact comprehensive AI regulations, establishing principles of human-centric and transparent AI use. The law imposes rules across various sectors and requires parental consent for AI access by those under 14, while designating national authorities to oversee AI development.
In June, 14 Ukrainian IT companies established a self-regulatory organization to promote ethical AI implementation in Ukraine, committing to develop innovative products aligned with safe AI usage principles. This initiative aims to prepare companies for future standards before implementing formal legislation, emphasizing a bottom-up approach to AI regulation.