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Technology · 2 hours ago
A group of MPs and peers has warned existing laws aren't ready to handle the human rights threats posed by AI. Their new report calls for a specific AI bill and an independent oversight body to address the seriousness of these issues. They argue some AI uses, like creating sexualised images without consent, should be banned outright.
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