EU regulation sets the stage for continued growth of Israeli AI companies
The AI Regulation extends a broad regulatory scope that will mean it impacts providers, users, distributors, importers, or resellers of AI, including Israeli companies innovating AI.
EUROPEAN EXECUTIVE Vice President Margrethe Vestager speaks at a media conference on the European Union’s approach to artificial intelligence, in Brussels, in April.(photo credit: OLIVIER HOSLET/REUTERS)ByANDREW DYSON, RON FEINGOLD
