weCAN on LinkedIn: The legal aspects of AI - Introduction (2024)

Many in the U.S. are likely watching as European lawmakers approve first artificial intelligence global law. Curiosities will surely be focused on the exhaustive requirements for sourcing details. As well as risk establishment using biometric and emotional scoring. Higher risk entities are healthcare organizations, lower risk are spam models. Article below.

Exciting news: We're launching our new 'Smart Law Insights' series, offering detailed insights into key regional legislation. With our new series, we aim to use the power of AI simplify key legislative updates in the region, keeping you informed without the overwhelm. The inaugural report delves into Jordan's latest data protection law. Keep an eye out for more reports to come.#SmartLawInsights #Legislation #DataProtection #AI #LegalTech #JordanLegislation

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It will be interesting to see how U.S. law makers respond to these new AI regulations for the EU.

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European law makers approve first artificial intelligence global law. Among the many details are the requirements for exhaustive sourcing details. As well as risk establishment using biometric and emotional scoring. Higher risk entities are healthcare organizations, lower risk are spam models. Article below.

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From compliance issues to more specific, regionalised laws, here are some of the biggest legal challenges facing #AI in 2024 according to industry insiders.https://lnkd.in/gDg8it_5#aiinlaw #legalai #ailegislation #airegulations

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Advertising your product as being powered by 'AI' to keep up with the hype around artificial intelligence when it is just powered by regular ol' software code could get you in trouble with the Consumer Law... it is important to make sure your product actually matches what you are advertising.

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The European Parliament'sposition on the#AIAct was adopted with a sweeping majority by the IMCO and LIBE Committees today. Work on the EU law began in 2018, and the current draft would categorise AI applications by the risk of harm – regardless of industry or application.Let's look for the best #results in various endeavours to catch up with development and #innovation as we put forward #creative solutions that reflect today's #reality.#europeanparliament#law

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Lately there have been quite a few people who've asked me about the impact of training artificial intelligence using personal information on privacy policies. So, I thought I should share this article from the National Law Review, which provides guidance on what to add to the Privacy Policy for an organisation that is training AI using customers' personal information. As you can imagine, much of it is common sense and is in line with the principles of transparency and giving consumers control over how their data is used. For those who are more concerned about the Australian Privacy Act, these changes should also be considered if you are training AI. While not all the same rights are available to Australian residents, they soon will be and taking a lead on this will demonstrate to your customers you can be trusted with their data. #ai #PII #privacypolicy #datahttps://lnkd.in/gitGaFFq

My latest paper on AI with Bbb Sloan, to be given at the European Privacy Law Scholars Conference in Lausanne this September.https://https://lnkd.in/gHtEMsh7

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Will we get comprehensive AI rules in the U.S. this year? I wouldn't bet on it. Here's my take on the challenges to AI law/regulation, published this week on Reuters. Focusing on consumer protection could help....https://lnkd.in/eSbNW8Rq

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