Denmark on Wednesday laid out a framework that can help EU member states use generative artificial intelligence in compliance with the European Union's strict new AI Act — and Microsoft 's already on board.
Denmark's Agency for Digital Government, the country's central business registry CVR and pensions authority ATP are among the founding partners adopting the framework.
This includes guidelines governing how the public and private sector collaborate, deploying AI in society, complying with both the AI Act and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), mitigating risks and reducing bias, scaling AI implementation, storing data securely, and training up staff.
Netcompany CEO André Rogaczewski said the provisions laid out in the white paper were primarily aimed at companies in heavily regulated industries, such as in financial services.
He told CNBC he's aiming to address one core question: "How can we scale the responsible usage of AI?"
Persons:
André Rogaczewski
Organizations:
Microsoft, IT, Public, Denmark's Agency for Digital Government, General Data Protection, CNBC
Locations:
Denmark, Danish