AI centrale rol in Europees beleid de afgelopen jaren
“Kunstmatige intelligentie (AI) is in de afgelopen jaren uitgegroeid tot een centraal thema in het Europese beleidsdiscours.”
Summary
Kunstmatige intelligentie is de afgelopen jaren uitgegroeid tot een kernonderdeel van het Europese beleidsdiscours, met onder meer de invoering van de AI‑Act, de EU‑coördinatie‑plan voor AI en talrijke investerings- en onderzoeksprogramma’s. Deze ontwikkelingen tonen aan dat AI centraal staat in zowel wetgeving als strategische prioriteiten van de EU.
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