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“The line between ‘real’ and ‘fake’ has become increasingly blurred”.

“Authentic”, word of the year chosen by Merriam-Webster Inc., highlights how misinformation in social media and the rise of AI have made it harder to assess what’s real and what’s fake — Bloomberg.

"The rapid adoption of AI could reduce wages, but so far is creating, not destroying jobs, especially for the young and highly-skilled, research published by the European Central Bank" — Reuters

Europe agrees landmark AI regulation deal

After more than 37 hours of negotiations this week Europe has reached a provisional deal on European Union rules governing the use of artificial intelligence, making it the first major world power to enact laws on the matter.

The deal requires AI systems to comply with transparency obligations, conduct model evaluations, and assess and mitigate systemic risks. Governments can only use real-time biometric surveillance in public spaces in certain circumstances, and the use of cognitive behavioural manipulation, facial scrapping, social scoring, and biometric categorisation systems is banned.

Consumers will have the right to launch complaints and receive meaningful explanations, and fines for violations will range from 7.5 million to 35 million euros.

The legislation is expected to enter into force early next year once both sides formally ratify it.