The EU AI Act Explained

ChatGPT to be banned? The EU AI Act, proposed in April 2021, represents a significant milestone in AI governance, setting a precedent for global regulation and reflecting the EU's commitment to ensuring the responsible development and use of AI. Central to the Act is the classification of AI systems based on their potential risks to human safety, fundamental rights, and societal well-being. These classifications are divided into four categories, ranging from minimal risk to high-risk systems, with each category attracting differing levels of regulatory scrutiny.

In this video, we aim to analyze the potential implications of the EU AI Act on ChatGPT, a widely used AI language model developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT has demonstrated remarkable capabilities in generating human-like text responses, making it a valuable tool in various domains, such as customer support, content generation, and personal assistance. However, the Act's risk-based approach prompts us to critically examine how ChatGPT falls with its legislation.

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