Generative AI and regulation: From local implementations to global standards

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Generative AI and regulation: From local implementations to global standards

From Local Implementations to Global Standards,” organized by the International Expert Consortium on the Regulation, Economics, and Computer Science of AI (RECSAI), delves into the complex interplay between advancing generative AI technologies and the evolving landscape of global and local regulations. It aims to address a range of critical topics, including the ethical implications of AI, the challenges of intellectual property rights in the age of AI-generated content, privacy concerns amidst AI’s growing capabilities, and the potential for establishing unified global standards. This dialogue is crucial for academics, policymakers, and industry leaders who are navigating the regulatory and ethical dimensions of AI to ensure responsible and equitable development and deployment.RECSAI is generously supported by the Dieter Schwarz Foundation.

Director
Legal&Tech.Design
Professor of Law
University of Oxford
Head of Office and Digital Policy Adviser
European Parliament
Chair for Law and Ethics of the Digital Society, European New School of Digital Studies
European University Viadrina
Executive Director
The Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania Law School
Edward B. Shils Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science; Director, Penn Program on Regulation
University of Pennsylvania
Dean and University Professor of Robotics
Carnegie Mellon University
Professor of Law and Artificial Intelligence
University of Tübingen
Director of the CZS Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Law
Vice President, Data Ethics
SAS
Director
African Observatory on Responsible AI
Director, Information Law & Policy Centre, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
University of London
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