Author: JustAI

The United States (US) has been taking significant steps to regulate AI at federal and State level. The most of the initiatives governing AI in US have been enacted in past few years and are presented either as standalone legislation or as a directive focusing on governing use of AI in a specific area. Altogether,

The United Nations (UN) is actively promoting the ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) through various initiatives and policies. UN adopted the first-ever global standard on AI ethics in year 2021. The Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence by UNESCO represents a historic and unique agreement among all 193 UN Member States. Another key

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has been at the forefront of shaping responsible AI policies and fostering global collaboration. Their initiatives include defining AI Principles to guide responsible AI development, creating the OECD.AI Policy Observatory as a repository of global AI policies, analyzing national strategies, and collaborating with partner countries. By emphasizing

Spain has been proactive in its approach to AI regulation, establishing a robust framework aimed at fostering innovation while ensuring ethical standards and societal benefits. The country’s AI regulatory landscape is characterized by various initiatives and strategies driven by multiple governmental bodies, each with specific objectives and timelines. This overview explores the key components of

Sweden has been a pioneer in embracing digital transformation and AI, implementing various strategic initiatives and frameworks to foster innovation, competitiveness, and societal well-being. The Swedish government, through multiple agencies and collaborations, has developed a robust approach to regulate and promote AI. The Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE), active since 2016, combines AI research with

Switzerland has been proactive in shaping its AI landscape through strategic initiatives and frameworks. From establishing dedicated working groups to setting comprehensive guidelines, the Swiss Federal Council has taken significant steps to ensure the responsible and ethical development and use of AI. Here’s an overview of key efforts in this domain. In 2017, as part

Thailand has been proactive in developing a National strategy and action plan for AI development. This initiative is overseen by the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) and the Office of the National Digital Economy and Society Commission (ONDE), with the goal of enhancing the country’s economy and quality of life through AI. The

 Tunisia has embarked on a comprehensive AI Roadmap also known as National AI Strategy of Tunisia, spanning from 2021 to 2025, overseen by the Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy, the National Research and Innovation Programme, and the High Authority for Public Procurement. This roadmap sets out ambitious objectives and proposes a detailed action plan