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European Parliament study: AI liability directive should cover general-purpose AI, expand to software

The European Parliament Research Service (EPRS) recommended that liability regulation include general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI) products and a broader legal instrument for software liability, in a study released on Thursday (19 September).

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Jacob Wulff Wold Euractiv 20-09-2024 11:41 2 min. read Content type: News Euractiv is part of the Trust Project
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