Europe said to run into delays into how to regulate AI
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The European Union is looking to regulate artificial intelligence, but the bloc of 27 countries has run into delays on how to do so.
Lawmakers across the continent have failed to agree on a set of proposals to regulate the technology, Reuters reported, citing four people familiar with the matter.

The news outlet added that the dispute is centered around how to deal with data privacy and participation and not curb innovation and investment in the space.
Lawmakers are also debating which AI systems could be marked as "high risk," including those that can impact someone's safety or impinge upon fundamental rights.
The widely anticipated AI Act is expected to be voted on at the European Parliament by the end of next month and will then go to individual countries on the final terms.

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