Building trust in AI: Insights from MDIA at AIBC Euro-Med
summary
Malta frames trust around concrete measures: an AI sandbox launched in 2021 that provides office space, HPC access, guided conformity assessments and a legal “mark of credit,” and an obligation that EU members run sandboxes from next year. Regulation splits systems by risk with fines up to 7% of global turnover (or about 35 million in some cases), conformity checks, transparency rules and synthetic‑content labeling. Local stats: 77% familiar, 24% high trust, 50% trust AI‑assisted research, and €252 billion corporate investment in 2024.
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chapters (7)
- 0:000:30: Introduction and welcome remarks
- 0:302:00: Overview of AI's impact and the need for trust
- 2:004:00: Malta's approach to AI governance and regulation
- 4:006:00: Key challenges in AI ethics and accountability
- 6:008:00: Insights into the EU AI Act and its implications
- 8:0010:00: Malta's AI sandbox model and innovation support
- 10:0012:00: Q&A session and closing thought
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