Key feedback points 1) Overall, the proposed regulatory framework is much appreciated and welcomed. 2) The proposal’s “list-based” approach risks being incomplete, and it requires periodic assessments. 3) The scope of the proposal requires further refinement, and overlap with sectorial legislation that already covers AI needs to be more closely considered.
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AI4Belgium
Other · Belgium
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in the 639 files tracked
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of 639 tracked
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with a full position paper
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AI4Belgium filed 2 positions on 6 Aug 2021, across 1 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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Key feedback points 1) Overall, the proposed regulatory framework is much appreciated and welcomed. 2) The proposal’s “list-based” approach risks being incomplete, and it requires periodic assessments. 3) The scope of the proposal requires further refinement, and overlap with sectorial legislation that already covers AI needs to be more closely considered.
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