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- The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is a regulation by the European Union to create a common legal framework for AI within the EU.
- It covers all types of AI with exceptions for military, national security, and non-professional purposes.
- The Act classifies AI applications into different risk categories like unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal risks.
- It establishes obligations for high-risk applications including security, transparency, and quality assessments.
- General-purpose AI systems like ChatGPT are subject to transparency requirements and evaluations for high-capability models.
- There are exemptions for AI systems used for military, national security, and scientific research purposes.
- The Act also prohibits certain AI applications like real-time algorithmic video surveillance for social scoring.
- New institutions are established to implement and enforce the AI Act.
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