The EU must pursue a policy that ensures the development, deployment and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Europe in favor, and not conducive to the detriment, acts of society and social welfare, the Committee said in an initiative opinion on the social impact of AI which 11 fields are identified for action. "We have a human need in-command approach to artificial intelligence, with machines remain machines and people always maintain control of these machines" said rapporteur Catelijne Muller (NL – Workers' Group). She was not just about technical check: "People can and must decide whether, when and how AI is used in our daily lives, what tasks we entrust to AI and how transparent and ethical is all. Eventually, we decide whether we want that certain activities are carried out, care or medical decisions are made by AI, and whether we want to accept that our AI security, privacy and autonomy might be jeopardized," said Mrs. Muller. Artificial intelligence has recently undergone rapid growth.