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legal considerations in AI and machine learning.

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In this video, we will understand key legal concerns around privacy in AI and machine learning.

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Explain the EU AI acts for risk levels and their impact on AI regulation.

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Hey there! Have you ever used voice assistance, face unlock, or seen AI art with VR online?

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That's all part of artificial intelligence, or AI.

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But sometimes AI can also cause problems if we're not careful.

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That's why we need laws and rules to guide how AI is used.

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One big concern is privacy. For example, facial recognition, where AI scans your face,

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it's safe, but what if someone stores your face data without asking?

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Laws are being made to make sure our personal info stays safe.

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And another big issue. Now AI can write stories, draw pictures,

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and even make music. But who owns that creation?

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The AI tool? The person using it?

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That's what intellectual property laws are starting to cover.

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Places like the Europe have started creating special rules, like EU AI Act.

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The EU AI Act classifies AI systems into four risk levels.

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Minimal risk.

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These AI systems are very safe and don't need strict rules, limited risk.

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In these level AIs must inform users they're interacting with a machine.

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High risk. These AIs are used in important areas and must follow strict safety rules.

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Unexceptible risk. At this level AI's are considered dangerous and are banned.