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Mexico City.- Although the Senate of the Republic contemplates in the next session, in September, to analyze 10 proposals to regulate Artificial Intelligence (IA), there is still no date for such discussions. Rolando Zapata Bello, president of the Commission for Analysis, Monitoring and Evaluation on the Application and Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Senate, revealed that there are already several proposals to regulate this type o…
The legislative branch still does not define a legislative route to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence in Mexico, despite the fact that there are currently 10 initiatives related to this issue in the Senate of the Republic, but no one has a date for its analysis, much less for its approval.Rolando Zapata Bello, chairman of the Committee for Analysis, Monitoring and Evaluation on the Application and Development of Artificial Intelligence…
El Financiero El Poder Legislativa continues without defining a legislative route to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence in Mexico, despite the fact that there are currently 10 initiatives related to this issue in the Senate of the Republic, but no one has a date for its analysis, much less for its approval. Rolando Zapata Bello, president of the Commission for Analysis, Monitoring and Evaluation on the Application and Development of Art…
The Senate of the Republic has pending discussion of 10 initiatives to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in the country. However, no one has a date for its analysis, let alone for its approval. Senator Rolando Zapata,... Full note »
The mission of information on artificial intelligence and creation, launched earlier this year by the Senate's Culture Commission, submitted its report on the upheavals associated with the arrival of AI in the field of creation, drawing up a list of nine recommendations, highlighting the need to adapt existing legislation to protect authors and their works.
The Senate's Culture Committee adopted on 9 July the report of Senators Laure Darcos (Essonne), Agnès Evren (Paris) and Pierre Ouzoulias (Hautes-de-Seine) reviewing the consequences of the arrival of AI in the field of creation and campaigning for the transition from an AI to an IA to an ethics, able to reconcile respect for copyright with innovation in Europe. The irruption of the generative AI in our daily life has been fulgurating: a little m…
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