Had such government rules been in place when the Wright Brothers or Carl Benz or Henry Ford or Nicolaus Otto and others invented their machines, we would still be riding in horse carriages!
These new rules will have chilling effects on the new AI technology! Probably, Europe will fall further behind as far as this new technology is concerned!
The precautionary principle (I blogged here about it) and the strong tendency towards a more powerful central government with uniform rules in the EU are awful developments in the EU. What happened to federalism and confederacy?
One can only hope that the new Prime Minister of Italy Georgia Meloni will help to reverse these awful developments! Otherwise, Brexit may not remain the only exit!
What is a "circular economy business model"? What happened to free markets and enterprises?
The language chosen by the EU Commission appears to be copied from the World Economic Forum! This is the language of lunatics!
"Secondly, the Commission proposes for the first time a targeted harmonisation of national liability rules for AI, making it easier for victims [????] of AI-related damage to get compensation. In line with the objectives of the AI White Paper and with the Commission's 2021 AI Act proposal, setting out a framework for excellence and trust in AI – the new rules will ensure that victims benefit from the same standards of protection when harmed by AI products or services, as they would if harm was caused under any other circumstances. ...
Revised Product Liability Directive, fit for the green and digital transition and global value chains ...
Modernising liability rules for circular economy business models ...
Creating a more level playing field between EU and non-EU manufacturers: when consumers are injured by unsafe products imported from outside the EU, they will be able to turn to the importer or the manufacturer's EU representative for compensation. ...
Putting consumers on an equal footing with manufacturers: by requiring manufacturers to disclose evidence, by introducing more flexibility to the time restrictions to introduce claims, and by alleviating the burden of proof for victims in complex cases, such as those involving pharmaceuticals or AI ..."
Revised Product Liability Directive, fit for the green and digital transition and global value chains ...
Modernising liability rules for circular economy business models ...
Creating a more level playing field between EU and non-EU manufacturers: when consumers are injured by unsafe products imported from outside the EU, they will be able to turn to the importer or the manufacturer's EU representative for compensation. ...
Putting consumers on an equal footing with manufacturers: by requiring manufacturers to disclose evidence, by introducing more flexibility to the time restrictions to introduce claims, and by alleviating the burden of proof for victims in complex cases, such as those involving pharmaceuticals or AI ..."
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