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Startup Poland - together with European organisations representing startups - has presented its position on the EU regulation on artificial intelligence adopted by the European Parliament on 14 June this year. This is the world's first comprehensive law regulating AI technology. The next legislative stage is negotiations with member states on the final shape of the legislation. Startup Poland - together with its partner organisations from across the EU - is reminding European politicians of the key demands that need to be addressed in the AI Act so that the law responsibly supports the development of innovation related to the use of AI technology in the European Union.

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