Artificial intelligence systems will have to identify a legal person to be held responsible for any problems under proposals for regulating AI unveiled by the government today. The proposed'pro innovation' regime will be operated by existing regulators rather than a dedicated central body along the lines of that being created by the EU, the government said. The proposals were published as the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, which sets out an independent data protection regime, is introduced to parliament. Regulators - such as Ofcom, the Competition and Markets Authority, the Information Commissioner's Office, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency - will be asked to interpret and implement the principles. They will be encouraged to consider lighter touch options which could include guidance and voluntary measures or creating sandboxes - such as a trial environment where businesses can check the safety and reliability of AI tech before introducing it to market.

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 09: A working Enigma cipher machine that along with the 1942 56-page notebook ... [ ] belonging to codebreaker Alan Turing is to be auctioned Bonham's auction house on April 9, 2015 in New York City. The notebook is to be auctioned in New York on Monday. The notebook alone is expected to go for $1 million. Turing's life and work were recently brought to life in the 2014 blockbuster "The Imitation Game", which drew eight Oscar nominations. The Swiss government's Spiez Laboratory, one of whose specialisations is the study of deadly toxins and infectious diseases, is located right in the heart of Switzerland, incidentally not too far away from the Reichenbach Falls, where Sherlock Holmes vanquished Professor Moriarty (more about him later) in'The Final Problem'.

Patna: The director of Software Technology Park of India, Subodh Sachchan, on Friday said artificial intelligence and machine learning have applications in different fields of learning right from primary to higher education and research. In fact, the modern era belongs to artificial intelligence (AI), he said. Addressing the webinar as the main speaker on'Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning' organised by the Patna University-UGC Human Resource Development Centre for college and university teachers of the state, Sachchan pointed out that AI is no longer confined to science and engineering education only, but it is fast becoming almost indispensable for all branches of learning. Digital technology found its greatest applications in the field of education during Covid-19 AI can drive efficiency, personalization and streamline administrative tasks to allow teachers the time and freedom to provide understanding and adaptability. By leveraging the best attributes of machines and teachers, the vision for artificial intelligence is one where they work together for the best outcome for students, he said.

This decade saw various innovations. It made a great impact on the everyday lives of people. Between 2019-2021, most companies employed these AI-backed project management software. It helped them to create quality, hassle-free work. It is not false to say that 2022 will be the era of AI-based software.

Margrethe Vestager, the EU's new souped-up digital and big tech regulator, has promised ethical and human-centred rules on artificial intelligence (AI) in the first 100 days of her mandate. The EU can't be a leader in AI "without ethical guidelines," she told MEPs in her confirmation hearing this week. "The artificial intelligence you want must serve humans. That's a different kind of artificial intelligence" from that seen in the US and China, she said. The new rules will build on the EU's reputation as the world's foremost technology watchdog and regulator of online privacy.

Critics, however, see it as an effort to blunt outside regulation by cities, states or the federal government, and they question if tech companies are best suited to shape the rules of the road. For the corporations, the algorithms will be proprietary tools to assess your loan-worthiness, your job application, and your risk of stroke. Many balk at the costs of developing systems that not only learn to make decisions, but that also explain those decisions to outsiders. When New York City proposed a law in August requiring that companies publish source code for algorithms used by city agencies, tech firms pushed back, saying they needed to protect proprietary algorithms. The city passed a scaled-back version in December without the source-code requirement.

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