Agreement between the AI Agency and the Institute for Women to supervise artificial intelligence systems with a gender perspective
20 Apr 2026Effective: 10 Apr 2026299 views
Who is affected:
AI development and user companies, especially in HR, finance and services
Summary
The Spanish AI Supervision Agency and the Institute for Women will collaborate to ensure that AI systems respect fundamental rights and gender equality.
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This agreement establishes a collaboration framework between AESIA and the Institute for Women to supervise artificial intelligence systems from a gender perspective and fundamental rights approach. AI literacy initiatives with an equality focus will be promoted and joint think tanks will be created. Companies that dev…
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