Since February 2, the EU has implemented requirements for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). AI applications are divided into four categories based on risk. Applications with unacceptable risk, such as social scoring or behavior manipulation, are prohibited. Violations are subject to fines up to 35 million euros or 7 percent of annual revenue. There are exceptions for law enforcement and some medical applications. Companies must comply with the requirements by August 2025, considering the interaction with other laws, such as GDPR.
2/3/2025 11:47:04 AM (GMT+1)
Since February 2, in the European Union, fines of up to 35 million euros or 7 percent of annual revenue apply to companies using AI with unacceptable risk 🚫
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