How is Malta shaping the future of ethical AI and collaborative digital innovation?
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Malta says it set an AI ethical framework and national AI strategy back in 2019, now running an AI help desk to get companies aligned with the EU AI Act and a regulatory sandbox for testing compliance before market launch. A European digital innovation hub creates a community of academia, investors and startups to drive projects, while the MDIA acts as cyber resilience regulator and publishes a CVBT policy for coordinated vulnerability disclosure. Malta and Italy publish AI regulations on the same day.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Ethical standards
- 2:20Fostering collaboration
- 4:10Cyber-security challenges
- 6:15Mediterranean collaboration
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