The EU will create a test laboratory to ensure safe AI

Lucila Scioli, the EU’s director of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Industry, said at the launch event in Copenhagen, Denmark, that this new measure will launch “trustworthy” products that combat problems such as misinformation, which she described as one of the risks potential of this technology.

These measures are not a new issue for the European Union, a region that has made an effort to regulate Artificial Intelligence, in addition to which various groups have called for the government to launch efforts to control this technology through legislation that keeps people safe. the users.

Last week, the director of the European Consumer Organization (BEUC), Ursula Pachl, expressed her concern regarding the possible deception, manipulation and damage that can be generated from misinformation, expansion of biases and fraudulent activities.

“We call on the data and consumer protection authorities to initiate investigations and not wait idly,” Pachl demanded in a statement.