THE AI ACT: WHERE ARE WE, AND WHERE ARE WE GOING?
summary
Status update on the AI Act: the Commission’s April 2021 proposal is mid-negotiation with a European Parliament draft due to a plenary vote in November and the Council aiming for a general approach this year. Key disputes: the rigid annex 3 high-risk list versus calls for flexibility, whether remote biometric ID and emotion recognition are banned or narrowly exempted, obligations for users (human rights impact assessments, sandboxes, synthetic data), access to source code, and steep enforcement fines like 6% or €30M fines.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to the AI Act
- 6:57Speaker introductions
- 8:53Commissioner's presentation
- 14:20Legislative timeline
- 17:50Civil society critique
- 27:33Legal and ethical analysis
- 35:52Industry perspective
- 42:09Regulatory interactions
- 49:23Q&A and concluding remarks
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