European Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Rights
13 May 2026229 views
Who is affected:
Technology companies, public administrations and entities that develop or use AI systems
Summary
The Council of Europe establishes a legal framework for AI to respect human rights, democracy and the Rule of Law. It obliges signatory countries to regulate the use of AI systems in accordance with these principles.
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This Framework Convention of the Council of Europe creates the first internationally legally binding treaty on artificial intelligence, requiring that States parties ensure AI systems respect human rights, democracy and the Rule of Law. It establishes obligations for governments regarding the lifecycle of AI systems, i…
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