ChatGPT: the European Union will regulate the use of artificial intelligence

Members of the European Parliament voted for new, much stricter laws towards ChatGPT and other AI models.

The European Parliament recently debated to regulate the use of artificial intelligence. th "AI Act", members of Parliament established several rules   come regarding the dangers and remedies à adopted to regulate the monumental rise of artificial intelligence like Midjourney or ChatGPT.

The world's best-known AI model, ChatGPT, is obviously at the forefront of these new bans. It will now be required that the little OpenAI robot respects European rules on copyright and the publication of abstracts .

The vote was also eagerly awaited concerning “deepfakes”, these generated images or videos by artificial intelligence and which often serve à disrespectful or completely degrading edits. This content must now be labeled as such under penalty of punishment or fine.

The AI ​​Act provides for several levels of risk depending on the artificial intelligence you will use in your application. the future. AI that threatens the rights of citizens is now prohibited, including the untargeted harvesting of facial images from the Internet or footage of video surveillance to create facial recognition databases. Any type of profiling of a person will also be prohibited as well as solutions that manipulate human behavior or exploit people's vulnerabilities.

The first law on artificial intelligence was passed. voted with a large majority favorable opinions. Discussed for several years, its very first version proposed in 2021 (before the explosion of the ChatGPT phenomenon) had ;#39;extremely strict frameworks. A version that did not please many people. certain heads of state like Emmanuel Macron who declared that such a text would make Europe a global market. uninteresting for artificial intelligence players. The risk is that specialized companies will turn more towards the United States to invest in technology.