Faced with the explosion of artificial intelligence, governments are taking the lead. This is the case of France while the CNIL displays 4 drastic measures to best manage this digital revolution. Here’s what we already know.
Artificial intelligence has made a dazzling breakthrough in recent months. Capable of generating text or images or even voice, this technology fascinates but also worries. Researchers even believe that conversational agents are able to influence our opinion. Faced with possible excesses, France is taking radical measures through the CNIL (National Commission for Computing and Liberties).
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4 main sections on artificial intelligence presented by the CNIL
The CNIL counter-attacks against the explosion of artificial intelligence. A revolution that promises to change our approach to the Internet but inevitably, concerns remain. France is therefore taking a step ahead with drastic measures detailed by the CNIL in a post published on May 16. We read in particular the 4 objectives set by this commission.
- Understand how AI systems work and their impact on people
- Enable and supervise the development of AI that respects personal data
- Federate and support innovative players in the AI ecosystem in France and Europe
- Audit and control AI systems and protect people
These sections include several elements such as data protection or the safety of users against bias and discrimination. AI training must also comply with the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) put in place by Europe. The CNIL also wishes to “ emerge, promote and help to prosper actors nationals in the field.
Without forgetting that this technology must respect the individual rights and freedoms of internet users with the development of a tool for auditing artificial intelligence.
Here is a summary of the different objectives of the CNIL that it is possible to find in full at this address.
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Is artificial intelligence dangerous?
According to experts, artificial intelligence is a danger without regulation. In particular by generating disinformation or discriminating content. Without forgetting that the images generated can fool Internet users like the famous (fake) photo of the Pope with a huge white down jacket. Here’s how to recognize images created by artificial intelligence. Even the leader of Google wants a regulation similar to that of… nuclear weapons.
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