In a historic move towards the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), the European Parliament has approved the final version of the Artificial Intelligence Act, marking a significant milestone in the governance of AI technologies. This legislation, a first of its kind, aims to establish comprehensive regulations governing the development and use of AI, setting a global precedent for responsible AI governance.
The STM (International Association of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Publishers) has welcomed this pivotal decision by the European Parliament, recognizing the importance of responsible and sustainable AI use in protecting the interests of rightsholders and creators. The approval of the AI Act underscores the European Union's commitment to fostering innovation while ensuring the ethical and responsible deployment of AI technologies.
In a joint statement, STM, alongside European rightsholders and creators, expresses full support for the AI Act and its provisions. The statement highlights the Act's emphasis on developing AI technologies that uphold ethical standards and respect fundamental rights, echoing the values championed by STM and its members.
As stakeholders in the dissemination of scientific, technical, and medical knowledge, STM recognizes the vital role of responsible AI governance in safeguarding intellectual property rights and promoting innovation in the digital age. The EU AI Act represents a significant step forward in addressing the complex challenges posed by AI technologies, while fostering an environment conducive to innovation and growth.
The full joint statement endorsing the EU AI Act can be accessed here.
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