Global Approaches to AI Regulation Towards an International Law on AI
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Panel summarizes concrete policy moves and gaps: an updated OECD definition and an OECD incident taxonomy to make harms reportable; the EU AI Act’s AI Act risk classification as a model for crossborder risk tiers; Brazil’s draft law demanding public algorithm impact assessments and a sectoral enforcement mix; Canada’s omnibus bill including an Artificial Intelligence and Data Act with privacy impact assessments proposals and 15 OPC recommendations plus a four-office investigation into OpenAI; and multiple voluntary codes that leave crucial regulatory details to future rules.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00AI regulation panel intro
- 3:29Brazil's rights-based AI approach
- 14:05Canada's AI and data act
- 25:24Generative AI alignment challenges
- 34:58OECD's AI governance standards
- 45:13G7 AI cooperation on data protection
- 51:39G20 AI law interplay
- 1:06:23Future of global AI frameworks
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