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Strengthening the European Union AI Act
What is the EU AI Act?
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is a draft European Union law on AI. The law assigns applications of AI to one of three risk categories (unacceptable, high and low risk), and regulates them accordingly.
Our policy team have set up a thematic website which includes the Act itself, analyses, and updates on the latest legislative developments. To learn more about the Act, please visit the site or sign up to our dedicated AI Act newsletter.
EU AI Act website
Everything you need to know about the EU AI Act in one place
Our position
You can download our position paper to read more about how we think the Act can be improved. Our position has been developed in close consultation with our network of leading AI researchers and think tanks, such as the Center for Human Compatible AI (CHAI).
Before the draft Act was published by the European Commission, FLI published this open letter from some of Europe’s leading AI researchers, and submitted feedback on the initial white paper.
Key documents
The FLI policy team studies particular issues in the AI Act and provides recommendations. You can access these papers below:
European Commission Manifesto
FLI AI Liability Directive: Executive Summary
FLI AI Liability Directive: Full Version
FLI AI Act Trilogues
Emerging Non-European Monopolies in the Global AI Market
Civil society letter GPAIS October 2022
A Proposal for a Definition of General Purpose Artificial Intelligence Systems
General Purpose AI and the AI Act
Lessons from the NIST AI RMF for the EU AI Act
Manipulation and the AI Act
FLI Position Paper on the EU AI Act
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