The BMW Group welcomes the European Commission's approach of creating uniform guidelines and rules for the use of artificial intelligence. Due to the complexity and the almost limitless possibilities, this can both strengthen confidence in the respective technology and maintain the innovative power.
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BMW filed 2 positions between 5 Aug 2021 and 19 Mar 2022, across 2 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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BMW welcomes the revision of the ITS Directive and the EU Commission's intention to fully exploit the manifold opportunities offered by the digitization of transport infrastructures and mobility services. BMW fully supports the comments made by 5GAA, bitkom, ACEA and VDA. Nevertheless, BMW wants to point out a few aspects: 1.
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