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The EU’s AI Act sets a global standard for regulating high-risk AI systems and ensuring compliance and safety.
AI regulations are becoming increasingly important, requiring CIOs to navigate diverse regional requirements.
Recent EU initiatives aim to ensure AI systems are safe, transparent, and non-discriminatory, introducing comprehensive liability frameworks.
From potentially brand-damaging ethical risks to regulatory uncertainty, AI poses challenges for investors. But there is a path forward.
The new edition of the SwissCognitive AI Investment Radar is here, with the latest updates on the AI market.
Adopting AI requires addressing legal issues like data protection, intellectual property, and liability ensuring compliance & mitigate risks.
AI is significantly enhancing productivity and commanding higher wages across various industries, as highlighted in the latest PwC report.
Effective AI skills training involves strategic planning, continuous learning, practical application, and fostering an ethical AI culture.
A Swiss startup, is innovating in robotics with a focus on AI-driven robotic hands, promising significant advancements for industries.
In generative AI and copyright, it is crucial to highlight the role of policy in safeguarding creators’ rights while promoting AI innovation.
Having recently passed the AI Act, the European Union is about to bring into force some of the world’s toughest AI regulations.
Ethical dilemmas in developing intelligent machines underscores the complexity of AI to benefit humanity while avoiding wrong consequences.
