The European Commission’s public consultation closed recently, leaving the EU to grapple with what the public think about AI regulation, write Nani Jansen Reventlow and Sarah Chander.
“This conversation needs to be people-centered; the perspectives of individuals and communities whose rights are most likely to be violated by AI are needed to make sure the red lines around AI are drawn in the right places,” they write.
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