Google says use existing EU laws, not new ones to govern AI


The US online search engine’s comments on Thursday were in response to the European Commission’s call for feedback on its proposals to address the challenges of AI before it decides on the next step. — Reuters

BRUSSELS: Google has called on the European Union to use current EU laws to govern the use of artificial intelligence rather than draft new ones and cautioned against a one size fits all regulatory framework because of AI’s diverse applications.

The US online search engine’s comments on Thursday were in response to the European Commission’s call for feedback on its proposals to address the challenges of AI before it decides on the next step.

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