When we talk about artificial intelligence (AI), ethics is at the heart of all concerns. Ethics in the digital world is defined as the responsible, sustainable, and rational use of AI.

The United States has demonstrated its commitment to making AI safer through ambitious and voluntary legislative projects designed to guide the efforts of AI actors and thus regulate its use.

The AI Act was voted on March 13, 2024 by the European Parliament. It is designed to guarantee the deployment of responsible, safe and ethical artificial intelligence.

If you're developing or integrating an AIS as part of your operations within the EU, you'll be affected by the AI Act: it's time to get ready

Generative AIs may help, but they also upset the rules and concepts of copyright, blurring the boundary between innovation and infringement.

Biometrics. Behind this modern notion lies an ancient practice. Currently, "bio-digital identification" finds breeding ground for its expansion in technological advancements and international events.