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The European Parliament Delegation for Relations with Central Asia and Mongolia, led by Chair Giusi Princi, concluded an official visit to Kazakhstan. The Delegation participated in the 21st meeting of the Kazakhstan-EU Parliamentary Cooperation Committee and held meetings with various ministries, human rights advocates, civil society representatives, and a Kazakh university. Discussions focused on implementing the EPCA, advancing internal reforms, and upholding the rule of law and human rights. Topics also included energy cooperation and climate action, with an emphasis on diversifying energy sources, developing hydrogen renewables, and securing critical raw materials. 🇪🇺🇰🇿 Джуси Принци бастаған Еуропарламенттің Орталық Азия елдерімен және Моңғолиямен байланыс жөніндегі делегациясы Қазақстанға ресми сапарын аяқтады. Делегация Қазақстан-ЕО Парламенттік ынтымақтастық комитетінің 21-ші отырысына қатысып, бірқатар министрліктермен, құқық қорғаушылармен, азаматтық қоғам өкілдерімен және қазақстандық университетпен кездесулер өткізді. Кездесулер барысында Кеңейтілген әріптестік пен ынтымақтастық туралы келісімді жүзеге асыру, ішкі реформаларды ілгерілету, заң үстемдігі мен адам құқықтарын сақтау мәселелері талқыланды. Сондай-ақ энергия көздерін әртараптандыру, сутегінің жаңартылатын көздерін дамыту және маңызды шикізатпен қамтамасыз етуге ерекше назар аудара отырып, энергетикалық ынтымақтастық пен климат мәселелеріне көңіл бөлінді. #EuropeanParliament#EU#EuropeanUnion#EUinKZ

European Parliament Committees Approve AI Act Greetings everybody! The Internal Market and Civil Liberties Committees of the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to approve the result of negotiations on the AI Act. The Act now moves to a Parliament plenary session for formal adoption, followed by a final endorsement from the Council. Once adopted, the AI Act will come into full effect within 24 months, with specific provisions taking effect at different intervals. Prohibited practices will be banned within 6 months, while codes of practice and general-purpose AI rules will be implemented within 9 and 12 months, respectively. Obligations for high-risk systems will take effect after 36 months, marking a significant milestone in the regulation of AI within the European Union. #EU#AIAct#Regulation#EuropeanParliament#AI

The Future of AILD: A Critical Decision for the European Parliament The next European Parliament faces a crucial decision regarding the Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive (AILD). The AILD aims to address potential legal gaps left by the AI Act and Product Liability Directive (PLD). The legal affairs committee has commissioned a study to determine the necessity of AILD, involving the European Parliament’s Research Service and an external contractor. Uncertainty surrounds the AILD’s usefulness, with some Council members skeptical. Kai Zenner, digital policy adviser for MEP Axel Voss, highlighted that two member states have already expressed opposition to the directive. The Parliament must now decide if the AILD is essential for comprehensive AI regulation. #AI#AILD#EuropeanParliament#AIRegulation#TechPolicy

France calls for balance in AI regulation to foster European innovation France's Digital Minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, has expressed concerns about the European Parliament's stance on the proposed AI Act, according to Laura Kayali from POLITICO. Barrot believes that the regulations are too strict and could hinder the development of European companies' foundational AI models. He highlighted Google's decision not to launch its chatbot Bard in the EU as an example. France, which has previously taken a strict approach towards regulating Big Tech, now aims to support domestic companies to compete with major players like Google and OpenAI. President Emmanuel Macron and former Digital Minister Cédric O have advocated for finding a balance between regulation and innovation. Will such balance be found? #AIRegulation#EuropeanAI#AIAct#France#EuropeanParliament

MEPs ready to negotiate first-ever rules for safe and transparent AI Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are prepared to enter negotiations for the establishment of groundbreaking rules governing the safe and transparent use of artificial intelligence. Today the European Parliament adopted its negotiating position on the Artificial Intelligence Act with 499 votes in favour, 28 against and 93 abstentions ahead of talks with EU member states on the final shape of the law. Negotiations with the Council on the final form of the law will begin later today. #AI#Regulation#EuropeanParliament#AIAct#Ethics#Transparency#DataProtection#Innovation#FutureOfAI