Commission Report on safety and liability implications of AI, the Internet of Things and Robotics | Digital Skills & Jobs Platform

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Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and robotics will create new opportunities and benefits for our society. The European Commission has recognised the importance and potential of these technologies and the need for significant investment in these areas. It is committed to making Europe a world leader in AI, IoT, and robotics.

To achieve this goal, a clear and predictable legal framework addressing the technological challenges is required. This report addresses the questions related to the safety and liability of these three technologies.

The document is available in different EU languages.

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Report on safety and liability of AI, the IoT, and Robotics

Target audience

Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.

Digital technology / specialisation

Artificial Intelligence

Internet of Things

Digital skill level

Geographic scope - Country

Austria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Cyprus

Industry - field of education and training

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) not further defined

Geographical sphere

EU institutional initiative

Publication type

Report

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