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Italy has become the first EU country to pass a national law regulating artificial intelligence, aligning with the bloc’s upcoming AI Act set for 2027.
By , in Europe, World, Politics · 04 Oct 2025, 10:31 · 0 Comments
The new legislation restricts harmful AI-generated content such as deepfakes, limits text and data mining to non-copyrighted research use and requires parental consent for users under 14.
This decision mandates human oversight of the technology, aiming to provide greater accountability and traceability.
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