Consumer protection associations are calling for approval of the AI ​​Act in the EU

Der Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband (VZBV) setzt sich für das Zustandekommen des Artificial Intelligence Act (AI-Act) in der Europäischen Union ein und erwartet von der Bundesregierung Zustimmung. VZBV-Chefin Ramona Pop betont, dass die vorgeschlagene Regelung, trotz enthaltener Kompromisse, die Rechte der Verbraucher stärkt und die Akzeptanz künstlicher Intelligenz fördert.

Consumer protection associations are campaigning for AI Act

The Federal Association of Consumer Organizations (VZBV) supports the AI ​​Act and is pushing for the federal government's approval. Ramona Pop, chairwoman of the VZBV, is positive about the final draft and emphasizes that it contains compromises that all parties involved had to make.

Potential of the AI ​​Act for consumer protection

Pop highlights the benefits of the AI ​​Act for consumers, particularly in relation to their rights. She sees this as an opportunity for the Federal Government and the European Union to send a “strong signal” and reaffirm the European right to regulation. The AI ​​Act can increase consumer acceptance and trust in technology.

AI Act defines framework conditions for AI

The Artificial Intelligence Act aims to create a legal framework for the use of artificial intelligence at EU level. The regulation is intended to define binding norms and quality standards for providers of AI systems. With the support of organizations like the VZBV, the introduction of the AI ​​Act could represent a further step towards a consumer-friendly and trustworthy implementation of artificial intelligence.
According to a report by www.hasepost.de