The European Union and the United States say they expect to draft a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence 'within weeks' in the hope that other democracies will sign on.
abc.net.au/news/eu-and-us-move-to-draft-ai-code-of-conduct/102421834The European Union and the United States say they expect to draft a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence "within weeks" in the hope that other democracies will sign on.
Ms Vestager said officials would seek feedback from industry players, invite parties to sign up, and promised a final proposal for industry would be put forward "very, very soon".Europe's AI Act — with rules on facial recognition and biometric surveillance — is still going through the legislative process.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he had an "intensive and productive" discussion on AI with his European counterparts at the TTC forum in Sweden. Margrethe Vestager and Antony Blinken attended the Trade and Technology Council meeting between Europe and the United States.
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