The treaty, which is open for signature also to countries outside Europe, was developed over two years by an intergovernmental body bringing together the 46 Council Member States, the European Union and 11 third countries, as well as representatives from the private sector, civil society and academia. It imposes transparency and control requirements tailored to specific contexts and risks, with a view to identifying the content generated by AI systems.
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Consiliul Europei adoptă primul tratat internaţional privind inteligenţa artificială
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Primul tratat internaţional privind inteligenţa artificială, adoptat în Consiliul Europei
Consiliul Europei a adoptat primul tratat internațional care urmărește respectarea drepturilor omului, a statului de drept și a democrației în utilizarea inteligenței artificiale - caleaeuropeana.ro
Consiliul Europei adoptă primul tratat internațional privind inteligența artificială
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