As Europe is a weaker actor mainly due to her digital underdevelopment, the EU is settling on the regulatory side of digital sovereignty. The article is to comparatively analyze the European and Chinese AI ethical guidelines considering the strategic and normative scope of the guidelines as well as their implications on the legal frameworks of AI both in Europe and China. In this field, the most important initiative in the EU was carried on by the High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence, which, in 2019, released the “Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI,” a catalogue of principles as well as operative measures to achieve Trustworthy AI. In China, instead, the most important initiative was the “Beijing AI Principles” released in 2019 by the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence, and the “Principles to Develop Responsible AI for the New Generation Artificial Intelligence: Developing Responsible Artificial Intelligence” released in 2019 by the New Generation AI Governance Expert Committee.

Ethics Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence: Comparing the European and Chinese Approaches / Timoteo Marina; Verri Barbara; Yukai Wang. - In: CHINA AND WTO REVIEW. - ISSN 2383-8221. - ELETTRONICO. - 2:(2021), pp. 305-330. [10.14330/cwr.2021.7.2.03]

Ethics Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence: Comparing the European and Chinese Approaches

Timoteo Marina;Verri Barbara;Yukai Wang
Membro del Collaboration Group
2021

Abstract

As Europe is a weaker actor mainly due to her digital underdevelopment, the EU is settling on the regulatory side of digital sovereignty. The article is to comparatively analyze the European and Chinese AI ethical guidelines considering the strategic and normative scope of the guidelines as well as their implications on the legal frameworks of AI both in Europe and China. In this field, the most important initiative in the EU was carried on by the High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence, which, in 2019, released the “Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI,” a catalogue of principles as well as operative measures to achieve Trustworthy AI. In China, instead, the most important initiative was the “Beijing AI Principles” released in 2019 by the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence, and the “Principles to Develop Responsible AI for the New Generation Artificial Intelligence: Developing Responsible Artificial Intelligence” released in 2019 by the New Generation AI Governance Expert Committee.
2021
Ethics Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence: Comparing the European and Chinese Approaches / Timoteo Marina; Verri Barbara; Yukai Wang. - In: CHINA AND WTO REVIEW. - ISSN 2383-8221. - ELETTRONICO. - 2:(2021), pp. 305-330. [10.14330/cwr.2021.7.2.03]
Timoteo Marina; Verri Barbara; Yukai Wang
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