The first week of September

The first of its kind, the Council of Europe Framework Convention on AI and Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law was signed last week by the EU, the UK, the USA, Israel, Norway, Andorra, Georgia, Iceland, the Republic of Moldova and San Marino.

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Although the AI Convention creates a principles-based framework, introducing foundations for AI systems rather than prescriptive compliance measures, the AI Convention provides a clear steer on requirements particularly around the need to display clear information on the logic used in any AI generated decisions and recommendations and the need for technical standards to allow AI systems to develop as trustworthy and scalable tools.

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AI Convention - A Global Framework for AI Principles

Although the EU AI Act has set clear rules for the regulation of AI systems within the EU, the new AI Convention has now created a common framework for AI systems applicable to the US, the UK, the EU and other countries.