Position on AI as input to Lower House debate
Position on AI as input to Lower House debate
Wednesday 25 January 2023 On Wednesday January 25th, the Digital Affairs Committee of the Lower House debated AI. CIO Platform Nederland provided input on this, as we want to bring some experiences and insights from practice to the discussion in the Netherlands on AI. Our main points are:
1. Let EU legislation guide national AI regulation - pay attention to what is truly AI and make sure no national barriers are erected that distort the European market,
2. Human competence is essential for artificial intelligence - we need more qualified staff,
3. Ensure a fair distribution of responsibilities - make sure responsibility falls to the party that has influence top design and/or application of AI.
You can read our full position here.(in dutch)
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