AI regulation

3 entries between February 2020 and September 2024, 1 turning point.

Turning points

  1. European Commission proposes the EU Artificial Intelligence Act

    The European Commission published its proposal for the Artificial Intelligence Act on 21 April 2021, sorting systems into risk tiers from unacceptable to minimal, setting mandatory duties for high-risk uses and transparency rules for chatbots and deepfake generators.

Every entry

  1. Newsom vetoes California’s SB 1047 frontier AI bill

    Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed SB 1047 on 29 September 2024, a bill requiring developers of large AI models to run safety tests and build in a shutdown capability, which had passed the Assembly 48-16 and the Senate 30-9 in August. He asked experts to help draft guardrails instead.

  2. European Commission proposes the EU Artificial Intelligence Act

    The European Commission published its proposal for the Artificial Intelligence Act on 21 April 2021, sorting systems into risk tiers from unacceptable to minimal, setting mandatory duties for high-risk uses and transparency rules for chatbots and deepfake generators.

  3. European Commission publishes a white paper on AI

    The European Commission published “White Paper on Artificial Intelligence: a European approach to excellence and trust” on 19 February 2020, alongside a report on safety and liability and a European data strategy. A public consultation ran to June.