About this talk
This talk presents the proposed Artificial Intelligence Development and Use Act introduced in the National Assembly. The law aims to comprehensively regulate various aspects of artificial intelligence utilization and development, including national security protections and citizens' rights, as well as promoting innovation and its application in business. The speaker discusses the advantages of open artificial intelligence models and provides a clear definition of what constitutes an open model. Additional topics include encouraging AI development through access to data from governmental bodies, ensuring transparency in systems that pose national security risks, and imposing restrictions on high-risk systems such as biometric identification. The lecture also addresses structural considerations such as appointing an AI coordinator and establishing an ethical AI use council, alongside integrating artificial intelligence into the education system.
