As I mentioned earlier, the EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT has approved the world’s first ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE Law, Antonio Tejeda Encinas , President Euro American Digital Law Committee a significant milestone in the overall regulation of AI. This marks an important step towards a more reliable and reliable AI in Europe, representing a necessary balance between technological innovation and the protection of fundamental rights. I am pleased to see Europe leading in this area and setting standards for the rest of the world.
The AI Regulation will restrict the use of biometric data, which implies important adjustments to comply with the new regulations. It is essential to understand the time frames for phased compliance and how these regulations will affect our AI projects and services. In addition, Spain has the opportunity to stand out in this field, especially with AESIA as the national regulator of AI and the implementation of a specialized ‘sandbox’ to test this regulation.
Although the formal adoption of the AI Regulation is an important milestone, steps remain to be completed. EU legislation requires a number of requirements for it to enter into force, including adjustments to the language details to be incorporated into a subsequent session of Parliament. Final promulgation is expected to take place by the end of May. After this, there will be staggered periods for compliance, with some prohibitions entering into force towards the end of this year and others in the following years.
It is crucial that companies use this time to understand how the law will affect their products and services, and to plan the resources needed to ensure compliance. The complexity of this technology and its regulation requires careful consideration. It is necessary to take into account the interrelation with other areas of digital regulation and to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
In short, the AI Regulation marks an important step towards a more ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence in Europe. As we move towards the full implementation of these regulations, it is essential that companies and professionals are prepared to adapt and comply with the new standards. This will not only ensure legal compliance, but will also promote a more ethical and reliable business environment in the AI field.
