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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12406
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Digital

Commission wants to ensure ethical use of artificial intelligence

The European Commission is considering subjecting artificial intelligence (AI) developers to new legally binding requirements.

The new rules are expected to apply to so-called ‘high-risk’ sectors, such as health or transport, and aim to ensure the ethical development and use of AI, as reported on Thursday 16 January by Bloomberg, which consulted a draft White Paper on AI that the Commission is due to unveil in mid-February.

According to the document, the EU would, inter alia, consider...

Contents

EXTERNAL ACTION
FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Sahel, Libya, Middle East, Latin America and climate diplomacy on agenda of EU ministers
FOREIGN AFFAIRS: ‘soft power’ is not enough for EU, acknowledges Josep Borrell
TRADE: state of play of EU bilateral negotiations
VIETNAM: positive vote expected on EU/Vietnam trade agreements in European Parliament committee
SECTORAL POLICIES
MIGRATION: number of returns of illegal migrants carried out by Frontex increased slightly in 2019
JUSTICE: Commission answers Member States’ questions on its proposal concerning law applicable to opposability of assigned claims
ENERGY: where does gas fit into Just Transition Mechanism?
DIGITAL: Commission wants to ensure ethical use of artificial intelligence
FISHERIES: François-Xavier Bellamy MEP calls for assistance for fishermen affected by Brexit
FISHERIES: EU fish processing industry doing well, says EU Scientific Committee
ANIMAL HEALTH: European Commission acts to prevent spread of avian flu
ENVIRONMENT: Luxembourg, first Member State to ban glyphosate
COHESION: European Parliament Committee on Regional Development will be responsible for legislative monitoring of Just Transition Fund
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECOFIN: digital taxation and the European Green Deal on agenda for European Finance Ministers
ECONOMY: European Commission to present its ideas on simplifying European fiscal rules in early February
NEWS BRIEFS
BULGARIA: Bulgaria is making good progress in area of governance and transparency of state-owned enterprises
CHINA: BusinessEurope urges EU to take measures to address Chinese impact
COURT OF JUSTICE: since 2010, the Article 255 Committee has issued an unfavourable opinion on 20% of candidates for a first term as judge
JUSTICE: Mr Georgios Rouskas, new President of Notariats of Europe
EPP: Simon Busuttil, new Secretary General of Christian Democratic Group in European Parliament
CORRIGENDUM
PARLIAMENT: clarification on 5-Star Movement
The B-word: Agence Europe’s newsletter on Brexit
THE B-WORD: Here we go again
CALENDAR
Main activities of European Institutions: from 20/01 to 26/01/2020
CALENDAR EXTRA
Other Events: until 2 February 2020