German Member of European Parliament Axel Voss said the EU needs a strong artificial intelligence office to ensure member states do not interpret EU rules alone, Euronews reports. He pointed to the challenges not doing so has created with the EU General Data Protection Regulation while suggesting generative AI and copyright need to be addressed. Meanwhile, Voss indicated he’d be open to broad GDPR reform but expects only “very specific corrections” with Parliament’s current majority.
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