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The AI Convention, which has been in the works for years and was adopted in May after discussions between 57 countries, addresses the risks AI may pose while promoting responsible innovation.
The first legally binding international AI treaty will be open for signing by the countries that negotiated it, including European Union members, the United States and Britain, the Council of Europe human rights organisation said.
The AI Convention, which has been in the works for years and was adopted in May after discussions between 57 countries, addresses the risks AI may pose while promoting responsible innovation.
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The Convention is a major step to ensuring that these new technologies can be harnessed without eroding our oldest values, like human rights and the rule of law. The AI Convention mainly focuses on the protection of the human rights of people affected by AI systems and is separate from the EU AI Act, which entered into force last month. The EU’s AI Act entails comprehensive regulations on the development, deployment, and use of AI systems within the EU internal market.
