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Humanity faces two existential crises — the climate crisis and AI. Can one help solve the other?
May 6, 2024, 2:27 p.m. | Danijel Višević
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As I write this, two contrasting regulations on the development of artificial intelligence — namely generative AI — are making their way through the European and British parliaments. The British approach is very simple — looking to ensure AI companies fit into existing laws governing technology companies. In contrast, the EU approach, as White & Case analysis describes, is an entirely new piece of legislation, and is risk-based — looking to counter the most serious risks that come with developing …
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