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Legal4Tech - The podcastClearer, not simple: why the Digital Omnibus matters to Business with Patrick GradyIn this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we sit down with Patrick Grady, a tech policy expert and founder of the DG Progress project, to unpack what the EU's digital "simplification" agenda means for startups and SMEs. We explore topics such as: The Digital Omnibus: from "simplification" to "clarification" of the EU's crowded digital rulebookHow compliance burdens hit small European companies and what needs to changeThe 28th regime and EU Inc The Digital Fitness Check and Digital Fairness Act as chances to fix overlapping rules on GDPR, AI and platform regulation Listen now...
2026-03-1034 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #97: Safety and Enforcement The 2026 International AI Safety Report was launched at the New Delhi AI Impact Summit. Lead writer Carina Prunkl discusses its relevance for AI Act implementation.. Legislative Process Commission publishes second draft of Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content: The European Commission is facilitating a voluntary code of practice to help providers and deployers comply with Article 50 of the AI Act, which mandates marking and labelling of AI-generated content. This second draft incorporates feedback from hundreds of stakeholders, including industry, academia and civil society, gathered through surveys, meetings and workshops in January 2026...
2026-03-0908 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #96: Simplification or Deregulation? Industry groups welcome the AI Omnibus proposals but want them to go further, while civil society organisations warn against rolling back fundamental rights.. Legislative Process Council spells out possible new powers for AI Office: A second Council compromise text for the AI simplification package details enhanced inspection powers for the AI Office under the AI Act, according to Maximilian Henning from Euractiv. The Commission's November omnibus proposal sought to centralise AI market inspection powers within the AI Office, moving them away from national bodies. The Office would oversee AI systems built by companies on top...
2026-02-1708 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #95: One Law or a Hundred? At Davos, EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen defended Europe's AI rulebook arguing that a single EU law is better than a hundred American ones.. Legislative Process Commission misses high-risk AI guidelines deadline: Euractiv's Maximilian Henning reported that the European Commission will publish draft guidelines later this month to help developers identify high-risk AI systems under the EU AI rules, having missed the 2 February 2026 deadline. Classifying AI systems is essential for companies, as high-risk AI systems face significantly stricter requirements, including additional compliance documentation. The Act relies on the Commission guidance on classification, with a comprehensive...
2026-02-0308 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #94: Grok Nudification Scandal Fifty-seven European Parliament lawmakers from across the political spectrum have called for a ban on AI applications that create non-consensual sexual deepfake images.. Legislative Process Grok nudification scandal: POLITICO's Pieter Haeck reported that fifty-seven European Parliament lawmakers across the political spectrum have called for a ban on AI applications that generate non-consensual sexualised deepfake images within the EU. The call follows widespread outrage at proliferation of such images created by Grok bot on Elon Musk's social network X. The lawmakers contend that these AI systems should be prohibited under the EU's AI law, citing their...
2026-01-1908 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #93: Transparency Code of Practice First Draft This first draft of the Code of Practice on transparency of AI-generated content was released aiming to help organisations comply with requirements for marking and labelling such content.. Legislative Process First Code of Practice draft published: The first draft of the Code of Practice on transparency of AI-generated content addresses key considerations for providers and deployers of AI systems within the scope of Article 50(2) and (4) of the AI Act. Developed through collaborative effort involving hundreds of participants from industry, academia, civil society and Member States, the Code emerged from two Working Groups established in November 2025...
2026-01-0508 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #92: AI Sandboxes Consultation Open The European Commission is inviting feedback on draft rules for establishing AI regulatory sandboxes as part of the AI Act.. Legislative Process Consultation on AI regulatory sandboxes: The European Commission is seeking feedback on draft implementing act for establishing AI regulatory sandboxes under the AI Act, with consultation open from 2 December 2025 to 13 January 2026. The Act permits prospective providers to develop, train, validate and test innovative AI systems for limited periods under regulatory supervision within controlled frameworks established by competent authorities, including in real-world conditions where appropriate. These AI regulatory sandboxes aim to support the Act's...
2025-12-1508 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #91: Whistleblower Tool Launch The European Commission has launched a whistleblower tool for reporting suspected breaches of the AI Act directly to the EU AI Office.. Legislative Process Commission launches Digital Omnibus proposal: The European Commission has proposed simplification measures within the Digital Omnibus to ensure effective AI Act implementation whilst supporting innovation. The package addresses artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and data regulations. One of the key provisions links rules for high-risk AI systems to the availability of necessary support tools such as standards, with implementation delayed up to 16 months until the Commission confirms that these resources are ready. This...
2025-12-0108 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #90: Digital Simplification Package Imminent The European Commission is expected to propose a year-long delay for key elements of its AI regulation in its forthcoming Digital Omnibus.. Legislative Process Code of practice on AI-generated content launches: The European Commission has initiated work on a code of practice for marking and labelling AI-generated content, launching with a plenary meeting on 5 November 2025. The initiative responds to increasing difficulties in distinguishing between AI-generated and human-created content, aiming to reduce risks of misinformation, fraud, impersonation, and consumer deception. This voluntary code will help providers meet AI Act transparency requirements, which mandate clear marking of...
2025-11-1708 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #89: AI Standards Acceleration Updates CEN and CENELEC have announced exceptional measures to speed up the development of European standards supporting the AI Act.. Legislative Process German digital ministry asks: According to Luca Bertuzzi from MLex, Germany's digital ministry has proposed significant changes to the AI Act through a draft position paper circulated by the Federal Ministry for Digital Transformation, which requires Social Democratic Party approval to become official stance. The paper advocates for more lenient implementation and reduced requirements. It suggests one-year extensions for high-risk requirements and sectoral obligations deadlines, broader research exemptions encompassing real-world testing, and harmonisation of...
2025-11-0309 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #88: Resources to Support Implementation To help implement the AI Act, the European Commission has launched two key resources: the AI Act Service Desk and the Single Information Platform.. Legislative Process Resources to support implementation: The European Commission has launched two key resources to facilitate AI Act implementation: the AI Act Service Desk and Single Information Platform. These initiatives aim to support trustworthy AI development while providing necessary legal clarity across Europe. The Single Information Platform will serve as a central hub for AI Act information, offering stakeholders comprehensive guidance on implementation. The platform includes materials from Member States, FAQs...
2025-10-2009 minAI & The Future of Humanity: Artificial Intelligence, Technology, VR, Algorithm, Automation, ChatBPT, Robotics, Augmented Reality, Big Data, IoT, Social Media, CGI, Generative-AI, Innovation, Nanotechnology, Science, Quantum Computing: The Creative Process Interviews
AI & The Future of Humanity: Artificial Intelligence, Technology, VR, Algorithm, Automation, ChatBPT, Robotics, Augmented Reality, Big Data, IoT, Social Media, CGI, Generative-AI, Innovation, Nanotechnology, Science, Quantum Computing: The Creative Process InterviewsAI & The Future of Life with RISTO UUK, Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-141h 02Tech, Innovation & Society - The Creative Process: Technology, AI, Software, Future, Economy, Science, Engineering & Robotics Interviews
Tech, Innovation & Society - The Creative Process: Technology, AI, Software, Future, Economy, Science, Engineering & Robotics InterviewsAI & The Future of Life with RISTO UUK, Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-141h 02Social Justice & Activism - The Creative Process - Activists, Environmental, Indigenous Groups, Artists and Writers Talk Diversity, Equity and inclusion
Social Justice & Activism - The Creative Process - Activists, Environmental, Indigenous Groups, Artists and Writers Talk Diversity, Equity and inclusionWill AI Lead to a More Fair Society, Or Just Widen Inequities? - RISTO UUK Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-141h 02The Creative Process · Arts, Culture & Society: Books, Film, Music, TV, Art, Writing, Creativity, Education, Environment, Theatre, Dance, LGBTQ, Climate Change, Social Justice, Spirituality, Feminism, Tech, Sustainability
The Creative Process · Arts, Culture & Society: Books, Film, Music, TV, Art, Writing, Creativity, Education, Environment, Theatre, Dance, LGBTQ, Climate Change, Social Justice, Spirituality, Feminism, Tech, SustainabilityAI & The Future of Life with RISTO UUK, Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-021h 02Education, The Creative Process: Educators, Writers, Artists, Activists Talk Teachers, Schools & Creativity
Education, The Creative Process: Educators, Writers, Artists, Activists Talk Teachers, Schools & CreativityAI & The Future of Life with RISTO UUK, Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-021h 02Philosophy, Ideas, Critical Thinking, Ethics & Morality: The Creative Process: Philosophers, Writers, Educators, Creative Thinkers, Spiritual Leaders, Environmentalists & Bioethicists
Philosophy, Ideas, Critical Thinking, Ethics & Morality: The Creative Process: Philosophers, Writers, Educators, Creative Thinkers, Spiritual Leaders, Environmentalists & BioethicistsAI & The Future of Life with RISTO UUK, Head of EU Policy & Research, FUTURE OF LIFE INSTITUTE“The Future of Life Institute has been working on AI governance-related issues for the last decade. We're already over 10 years old, and our mission is to steer very powerful technology away from large-scale harm and toward very beneficial outcomes. You could think about any kind of extreme risks from AI, all the way to existential or extinction risk, the worst kinds of risks and the benefits. You can think about any kind of large benefits that humans could achieve from technology, all the way through to utopia, right? Utopia is the biggest benefit you can get from technology. Historically, th...
2025-10-021h 02The EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #87: Digital Simplification Consultation Launches The European Commission has launched a call for evidence to seek input on simplifying legislation through the upcoming Digital Omnibus.. Legislative Process Simplification consultation launches: The European Commission has launched a call for evidence seeking input on simplifying legislation through the upcoming Digital Omnibus, particularly regarding data, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. This initiative aligns with the Commission's broader simplification agenda, aiming to create a more business-friendly environment by reducing administrative burdens. The plan targets an overall reduction in administrative burden of at least 25% for all companies and 35% for SMEs, as outlined in the Competitiveness Compass...
2025-10-0108 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #86: Concerns Around GPT-5 Compliance Concerns have been raised about OpenAI's compliance with the EU AI Act requirements for its recently released GPT-5 model, particularly regarding the disclosure of training data.. Legislative Process Commission consultation on transparent AI systems: The European Commission has initiated a consultation to develop guidelines and a Code of Practice for transparent AI systems, particularly focusing on supporting deployers and providers of generative AI systems to detect and label AI generated or manipulated content. Under the AI Act, deployers and providers of generative AI must inform users when they are interacting with AI systems, including being...
2025-09-1509 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #85: Concerns Over Chatbots and Relationships EU regulation currently lacks clarity on the extent to which AI chatbots are allowed to encourage engagement through intimacy.. Legislative Process Poland has yet to designate the market surveillance authority: Poland's delay in appointing a market‑surveillance authority under the AI Act could trigger infringement proceedings, warns legal expert Maria Dymitruk. The Act, which came into force on 1 August 2024, sets out staggered implementation dates, and all Member States were required to inform Brussels of their designated watchdogs by 2 August 2025, according to the Polish state news agency PAP. Despite the absence of an appointed body, Dymitruk stresses that Po...
2025-09-0108 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #84: Trump vs Global Regulation President Trump's AI Action Plan aims to deregulate AI, prioritising American supremacy over risks. However, this plan won’t protect US companies from global regulation.. Legislative Process Germany seeks to reduce regulatory burdens: Pieter Haeck from POLITICO reported that Germany's new digital ministry is in discussions with Brussels about avoiding overregulation in AI based a blog post outlining Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger's first hundred days in office. The ministry stated that talks are underway with the European Commission and partner countries "to ease the burden on the economy and prevent and reduce overregulation" to enable AI...
2025-08-1908 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #83: GPAI Rules Now Apply AI Act obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models have entered into application across the EU, bringing enhanced transparency, safety and accountability.. Legislative Process General-purpose AI rules now in effect across the bloc: AI Act obligations for providers of general-purpose AI (GPAI) models have entered into application across the EU, bringing enhanced transparency, safety and accountability. The rules aim to ensure clearer information about the training of AI models, better copyright protection enforcement, and more responsible AI development. GPAI models are defined as those trained with over 10^23 FLOP and capable of generating language. From 2 August...
2025-08-0508 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #82: GPAI Code of Practice Goes Live The European Commission has released a voluntary Code of Practice to help industry comply with AI Act obligations regarding safety, transparency and copyright for general-purpose AI models.. Legislative Process General-Purpose AI Code of Practice published: The European Commission has released a voluntary Code of Practice to help industry comply with AI Act obligations regarding safety, transparency and copyright for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models. Published on 10 July 2025, the Code was developed by independent experts through a multi-stakeholder process. Member States and the Commission will assess its adequacy in the coming weeks. Once endorsed, AI model providers...
2025-07-2109 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #81: Pause the AI Act? European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier explicitly stated there would be "no stop the clock", "no grace period", and "no pause".. Legislative Process EU maintains AI Act timeline despite pressure: According to Foo Yun Chee from Reuters, the European Commission has rejected calls from some companies and countries to delay implementation of the AI Act, maintaining the legislation's original schedule. Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier explicitly stated there would be "no stop the clock", "no grace period", and "no pause" in response to recent requests from companies including Google's Alphabet, Meta, and European firms like Mistral and...
2025-07-0808 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #80: Commission Seeks Experts for AI Scientific Panel The European Commission is establishing a scientific panel of independent experts to aid in implementing and enforcing the AI Act.. Legislative Process Commission seeks experts for AI Scientific Panel: The European Commission is establishing a scientific panel of independent experts to aid in implementing and enforcing the AI Act. The panel's mandate centres on general-purpose AI (GPAI) models and systems. It will advise the EU AI Office and national authorities on systemic risks, model classification, evaluation methods, and cross-border market surveillance, as well as alerting the AI Office to emerging risks. The Commission seeks 60 members...
2025-06-2609 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #79: Consultation on High-Risk AI The European Commission has initiated a public consultation regarding the implementation of regulations for high-risk AI systems under the AI Act.. Legislative Process Commission launches public consultation on high-risk AI systems: The European Commission has initiated a public consultation regarding the implementation of rules for high-risk AI systems under the AI Act. The consultation aims to gather practical examples and clarify issues surrounding high-risk AI systems. This information will inform forthcoming Commission guidelines on the classification of high-risk AI systems and their associated requirements. It will also examine responsibilities throughout the AI value chain. The...
2025-06-1108 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #78: Cutting Red Tape Risto Uuk and Sten Tamkivi argue that Europe's path to AI competitiveness lies in cutting actual bureaucratic red tape, not in removing AI safeguards.. Legislative Process Stakeholder feedback on AI definitions and prohibited practices: the European Commission published a report prepared by the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) for the EU AI Office, analysing stakeholder feedback from two public consultations on AI Act regulatory obligations. These consultations examined the definition of AI systems and prohibited AI practices, which have been applicable since 2 February 2025. The report analyses responses to 88 consultation questions across nine sections. Industry...
2025-05-2709 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #77: AI Office Tender The AI Office will soon be looking for third-party contractors to support the monitoring of compliance and risk assessment of general-purpose AI models.. Legislative Process AI Office AI safety tender: The AI Office will soon be looking for third-party contractors to provide technical assistance aimed at supporting the monitoring of compliance, in particular in its assessment of risks posed by general-purpose AI models at Union level, as authorised by Articles 89, 92 and 93 in the AI Act. The €9,080,000 tender is divided into six lots. Five lots address specific systemic risks: 1) CBRN, 2) cyber offence, 3) loss of control, 4) harmful ma...
2025-05-1308 minEthical Machines
Ethical MachinesShould We Ignore Claims about AI’s Existential Threat?Are claims about AI destroying humanity just more AI hype we should ignore? My guests today, Risto Uuk and Torben Swoboda assess three popular arguments for why we should dismiss them and focus solely on the AI risks that are here today. But they find each argument flawed, arguing that, unless some fourth powerful argument comes along, we should devote resources to identifying and avoiding potential existential risks to humanity posed by AI.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
2025-05-0141 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #76: Consultation on General-Purpose AI The European Commission has opened a targeted consultation seeking stakeholder input to clarify the rules for general-purpose AI models.. Legislative Process Commission launches consultation on general-purpose AI model rules: The European Commission has opened a targeted consultation seeking stakeholder input to clarify the rules for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models. This feedback will inform Commission guidelines explaining key concepts and addressing fundamental questions about the AI Act's GPAI provisions around definitions, provider responsibilities, and market placement requirements. They will detail how the AI Office will support compliance and explain how an approved Code of Practice could...
2025-04-3008 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #75: AI Continent Action Plan The European Commission has introduced the AI Continent Action Plan to leverage EU strengths like talent and strong traditional industries as AI accelerators.. Legislative Process Commission sets course for Europe's AI focus: The European Commission has introduced the AI Continent Action Plan to leverage EU strengths like talent and strong traditional industries as AI accelerators. The plan focuses on five pillars: 1) building a large-scale AI data and computing infrastructure ; 2) increasing access to large and high-quality data; 3) developing algorithms and fostering AI adoption in strategic sectors; 4) strengthening AI skills and talents; and 5) regulatory simplification. The AI...
2025-04-1409 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #74: Human Rights Are Not Optional Architects of the AI Act have urged Brussels to halt "dangerous" watering down of rules that would exempt major US tech companies like OpenAI and Google from key regulatory requirements.. Legislative Process AI Board convenes for its third meeting: The AI Board, comprising senior representatives from EU Member States, met on 24 March under the chairmanship of Mr Dariusz Standerski, Polish Secretary of State at the Ministry of Digital Affairs. In the morning, Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen presented the European Commission's latest strategic initiatives and priorities. Member States shared their AI Act implementation approaches during a...
2025-03-3108 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #74: Human Rights Are Not Optional Architects of the AI Act have urged Brussels to halt "dangerous" watering down of rules that would exempt major US tech companies like OpenAI and Google from key regulatory requirements. AI Board convenes for its third meeting: The AI Board, comprising senior representatives from EU Member States, met on 24 March under the chairmanship of Mr Dariusz Standerski, Polish Secretary of State at the Ministry of Digital Affairs. In the morning, Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen presented the European Commission's latest strategic initiatives and priorities. Member States shared their AI Act implementation approaches during a roundtable discussion. The afternoon...
2025-03-3107 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #73: Scientific Panel Rules The Commission has established rules for a new scientific advisory group of independent AI experts.. Legislative Process Adoption of implementing act for the scientific panel: The European Commission has adopted rules for a new scientific advisory group of independent AI experts. This panel, mandated by the AI Act, will support the AI Office and national authorities in implementing and enforcing the legislation. The advisory body will provide technical advice on enforcement matters and can alert the AI Office about potential risks from general-purpose AI models. The Commission has adopted an implementing act outlining the panel's...
2025-03-1708 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter The Commission has established rules for a new scientific advisory group of independent AI experts. Legislative Process Adoption of implementing act for the scientific panel: The European Commission has adopted rules for a new scientific advisory group of independent AI experts. This panel, mandated by the AI Act, will support the AI Office and national authorities in implementing and enforcing the legislation. The advisory body will provide technical advice on enforcement matters and can alert the AI Office about potential risks from general-purpose AI models. The Commission has adopted an implementing act outlining the panel's...
2025-03-1707 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter The European Tech Alliance paper "Ensuring Europe's Competitiveness" outlines steps for European companies to remain globally competitive in AI. Legislative Process Potential AI Act re-opening: According to Euractiv's Tech Reporter Claudie Moreau, the AI Office director Lucilla Sioli has confirmed that the AI Act will be included in the Commission's digital package, for which an impact assessment is expected by the end of 2025. Speaking on a privacy panel, Sioli clarified that rather than any "big review" of the AI Act, there is an examination planned of how to simplify compliance for SMEs. Sioli indicated to...
2025-03-0308 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #72: Europe’s Competitiveness The European Tech Alliance paper "Ensuring Europe's Competitiveness" outlines steps for European companies to remain globally competitive in AI.. Legislative Process Potential AI Act re-opening: According to Euractiv's Tech Reporter Claudie Moreau, the AI Office director Lucilla Sioli has confirmed that the AI Act will be included in the Commission's digital package, for which an impact assessment is expected by the end of 2025. Speaking on a privacy panel, Sioli clarified that rather than any "big review" of the AI Act, there is an examination planned of how to simplify compliance for SMEs. Sioli indicated to...
2025-03-0308 minAge of AI
Age of AIS10E4: The AI Risk Debate - Hype or Existential Threat?Send a textToday we dive into the evolving conversation on AI risk and governance. Our guests, Torben Swoboda and Risto Uuk, discuss the challenges of defining AI risk, the debate over acceptable thresholds, and common critiques of the existential risk perspective. We also examine the feasibility of global AI governance and historical parallels that may guide our path forward.Links:Examining Popular Arguments Against AI Existential Risk: A Philosophical AnalysisPause Giant AI Experiments: An Open Letter
2025-02-2655 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #71: Wealth of Commission Guidelines The European Commission publishes guidelines on AI system definition, prohibited AI practices and a living repository on AI literacy. Legislative Process Commission publishes guidelines on AI system definition: The European Commission has published guidelines explaining the definition of AI systems under the AI Act, aiming to help providers and other stakeholders determine whether their software qualifies as AI under the new legislation. The guidelines are non-binding and are intended to evolve over time, with planned updates on practical experience, emerging questions and use cases. As of 2 February, the first provisions of the Act have come...
2025-02-1708 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #70: First Measures Take Effect The Act, which entered its first phase on 2 February just before the Paris AI Summit, now prohibits specific AI applications. Legislative Process The first measures of the AI Act take effect: Le Monde journalist Alexandre Piquard reported that the first phase of the Act began on 2 February, just before the Paris AI Summit. Initially, the Act prohibits specific AI applications, including social rating systems, predictive policing AI for individual profiling, and workplace or school emotion recognition. Also banned are the exploitation of people's vulnerabilities, manipulation or subliminal techniques. Real-time facial recognition in public spaces and...
2025-02-0308 minStraight To It
Straight To ItEp.69: The Groundbreaking Debate Over AI regulation with Risto Uuk, EU AI ExpertIn this episode, I interview Risto Uuk, the EU Research Lead at the Future of Life Institute in Brussels. He researches European Union Artificial Intelligence policy, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. Risto is a PhD researcher at KU Leuven studying the assessment and risk-mitigation of general purpose AI models. We have an expansive conversation covering the most groundbreaking parts of the EU AI Act, the negotiations behind it, and the broader applications and risks of artificial intelligence throughout the world. I hope you enjoy this episode!
2025-01-3127 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #69: Big Tech and AI Standards Corporate Europe Observatory has published an overview arguing that European AI standard-setting bodies are heavily dominated by tech industry representatives. Analysis Feedback on the second Code of Practice draft: Leverhulme Centre for Future Intelligence academics reviewed the second draft of the Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI and acknowledged significant improvements from the first version. The authors praise the balanced approach between Commitments, Measures and KPIs in establishing governance for general-purpose AI models. Their recommendations for the new draft focus on the following areas: increased attention to inference-time considerations, development of a more adaptable tiered...
2025-01-2008 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #68: New Year Kickoff Korea has passed the "Basic Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and the Establishment of Trust", becoming the second nation globally after the EU to enact comprehensive AI legislation. Legislative Process Second draft of the Code of Practice published: The second draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice has been published following stakeholder consultation involving approximately 1000 participants, including EU Member States representatives and international observers. The draft was shaped by Working Group meetings held in November 2024, when participants provided feedback through verbal discussions and interactive polls. The process included 354 written submissions on the...
2025-01-0608 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #67: More Jobs at the AI Office The European Commission is currently recruiting Legal and Policy Officers for the European AI Office. Analyses Analysis of the 1st Code of Practice Draft: Yacine Jernite and Lucie-Aimée Kaffee from Hugging Face evaluated the proposed measures for AI Act Code of Practice for general-purpose AI. Jernite and Kaffee state that whilst the transparency measures are generally well-directed, requiring detailed documentation and performance evaluation, improvements are needed to increase public accessibility of information and adapt language for collaborative development settings. The copyright-related measures are deemed promising, particularly in their emphasis on stakeholder collaboration and standardisation. H...
2024-12-1608 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #66: Huge Edition Independent experts have presented the initial draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice and consultation on AI Act prohibitions and AI system definition is now open. Legislative Process First draft of the Code of Practice available now: Independent experts have presented the initial draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, having completed the first of four drafting rounds scheduled before April 2025. This draft was discussed with approximately a thousand stakeholders, including EU Member State representatives and international observers, in dedicated working group meetings. The document, facilitated by the European AI Office, was developed...
2024-12-0212 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #65: Free Speech and National Plans Ireland's Minister of State Dara Calleary has published a list of nine national public authorities responsible for protecting fundamental rights under the EU AI Act. Legislative Process Ireland publishes list of public authorities: Ireland's Minister of State Dara Calleary has published a list of nine national public authorities responsible for protecting fundamental rights under the AI Act. These authorities will receive additional powers to perform their existing responsibilities when AI poses high risks to fundamental rights, including access to mandatory documentation from AI system developers and deployers. The named authorities include An Coimisiún Toghcháin...
2024-11-1208 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #64: Draft on the Scientific Panel The European Commission is seeking feedback on a draft act regarding the establishment of a scientific panel of independent experts under the AI Act. Legislative Process Implementing act on scientific panel: The European Commission is seeking feedback on a draft act regarding the establishment of a scientific panel of independent experts under the AI Act. This panel will advise and assist the AI Office and national market surveillance authorities in implementing and enforcing the Act. The feedback period runs from 18 October to 15 November, lasting four weeks. All feedback received will be published on the site...
2024-10-2807 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #63: Standards, Cooperation, Risk Management First Code of Practice plenary for general-purpose AI was on 30 September, revealing disagreements between GPAI providers and other stakeholders. Legislative Process Euractiv's tech journalist Jacob Wulff Wold reported that the European Commission held its first Code of Practice plenary for general-purpose AI (GPAI) on 30 September. The Commission shared a list of chairs and vice-chairs for working groups drafting the Code and welcomed nearly 1,000 participants to the virtual plenary. The drafting process will incorporate input from a multi-stakeholder consultation, workshops with GPAI providers and chairs/vice-chairs, and Code of Practice plenaries. The first draft is expected...
2024-10-1408 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #62: AI Pact Signed; Code of Practice Launched The European Commission collects over 100 AI Pact signatures and an online kick-off plenary for the general-purpose AI code of practice is scheduled for 30 September. Legislative Process Over a hundred companies sign AI Pact pledges: The European Commission has announced over a hundred initial signatories to the AI Pact, including multinational corporations and SMEs from various sectors. The Pact supports voluntary adherence to the AI Act principles before its official implementation and deepens engagement between the AI Office and stakeholders. Signatories commit to at least three core actions: developing an AI governance strategy to comply with...
2024-09-3007 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #61: Council of Europe AI Convention vs the Act Comparison of the Council of Europe's AI convention with the AI Act. The AI Office receives nearly 1,000 expressions of interest to participate in the code of practice. Legislative Process Strong interest for the first general-purpose AI code of practice: The AI Office has received nearly 1,000 expressions of interest from organisations and individuals worldwide to participate in drafting the first General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. The drafting process will commence with an online kick-off plenary on 30 September. The AI Office is currently verifying applicant eligibility based on submitted and public information, with participation confirmations to follow...
2024-09-1607 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #60: California Bill Could Enhance the EU’s Turing Award-winning AI expert Yoshua Bengio recommends that the EU take inspiration from the California AI safety bill as they implement their own AI regulation. Analysis California bill could enhance EU AI Act: Euractiv's Jacob Wulff Wold reported on the California bill, Senate Bill (SB) 1047, which would require the developers of AI models trained with more than $100 million in computing resources to follow and disclose a Safety and Security Plan (SSP) aimed at preventing critical harm. SB 1047 defines critical harm as incidents causing mass casualties or material damages exceeding $500 million. Prominent figures like Yoshua Bengio...
2024-09-0207 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #59: Key Deadline Extended The general-purpose AI consultation deadline has been extended to 18 September upon the request of a coalition of eleven tech industry associations. Legislative Process General-purpose AI consultation deadline extended: According to Euractiv's Eliza Gkritsi, a group of eleven tech industry associations requested the European Commission to extend the deadline for submitting inputs on the Code of Practice for general-purpose AI. In a letter dated 8 August, the group argued that the six-week consultation period, scheduled for the middle of summer, restricted their ability to provide meaningful input. They were seeking a minimum two-week extension. The associations, representing...
2024-08-1908 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #58: EU AI Law Enters into Force On 1 August the EU AI Act took effect. It aims to promote responsible AI development and deployment in the EU. Legislative Process AI Act enters into force: On 1 August, the EU AI Act took effect, aiming to promote responsible AI development and deployment in the EU. Initially proposed in April 2021 and agreed upon by the European Parliament and the Council in December 2023, the Act addresses potential risks to citizens' health, safety, and fundamental rights. It sets clear requirements for AI developers and deployers while minimising administrative and financial burdens on businesses. The Act introduces a...
2024-08-0508 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #57: Bad for Innovation? EU AI Act's compliance costs and lack of clarity cause concern among tech start-ups ahead of next week's entry into force. Legislative Process It is official! The EU AI Act has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union. It will now enter into force on 1 August. Parliament's possible oversight body: According to Euractiv's Eliza Gkritsi and Théophane Hartmann, the European Parliament is considering establishing a monitoring group for the implementation of the AI Act. MEPs have voiced concerns about the European Commission's approach to key tasks. Brando Benifei, formerly a...
2024-07-2207 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #56: General-Purpose AI Rules Members of the European Parliament sent a letter to the AI Office asking for greater inclusion of civil society and other stakeholders in the drafting of codes of practice for general-purpose AI. Legislative Process MEPs have questions about the codes of practice process: POLITICO's Morning Tech published a letter (unfortunately behind a paywall) by MEPs Brando Benifei, Svenja Hahn, Katerina Konečná, Sergey Lagodinsky, Kim Van Sparrentak, Axel Voss and Kosma Złotowski urging the EU's AI Office to include civil society in the drafting of rules for powerful AI models. In the letter, they exp...
2024-07-0908 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #56: General-Purpose AI Rules Members of the European Parliament sent a letter to the AI Office asking for greater inclusion of civil society and other stakeholders in the drafting of codes of practice for general-purpose AI. Legislative Process MEPs have questions about the codes of practice process: POLITICO's Morning Tech published a letter (unfortunately behind a paywall) by MEPs Brando Benifei, Svenja Hahn, Katerina Konečná, Sergey Lagodinsky, Kim Van Sparrentak, Axel Voss and Kosma Złotowski urging the EU's AI Office to include civil society in the drafting of rules for powerful AI models. In the letter, they exp...
2024-07-0808 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #55: First-Ever Meeting of the AI Board The AI Board met for the first time to lay the groundwork for the implementation of the AI Act. Legislative Process AI Board's first meeting: The inaugural meeting of the upcoming AI Board convened on 19 June at the European Commission building, ahead of the AI Act's formal entry into force expected in early August. The gathering aimed to lay the groundwork for the Act's implementation, focusing on strategic vision, national governance approaches, initial deliverables, and organisational matters such as the Board's mandate and leadership selection. Attendees included high-level delegates from all EU Member States, European...
2024-06-2508 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #54: AI Office Hiring The AI Office is hiring seconded national experts who could be responsible for carrying out innovation, supervision and enforcement tasks. AI Office Seconded national experts to be hired for Policy Specialists: The EU AI Office has put out a call for Seconded National Experts who can become Policy Specialists. The seconded national experts could be responsible for carrying out innovation, supervision and enforcement-relevant tasks for the AI Office. The deadline is 25 July. Joining the AI Office presents an opportunity to oversee general-purpose AI models and ensure they adhere to the requirements of the AI Act...
2024-06-1007 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #53: The Law Is Finally Adopted The Council of the EU approved the AI Act and the law will now enter into force very soon. Legislative Process AI Act is finally adopted: The Council of the EU approved the AI Act on 21 May. This legislation, the first of its kind in the world, adopts a 'risk-based' approach, imposing stricter regulations on AI systems with higher potential to harm society. The Act aims to standardise AI rules, potentially setting a global standard for AI regulation. Its primary goal is to promote the development and adoption of safe and trustworthy AI systems within...
2024-05-2808 minLuiza\'s Podcast
Luiza's Podcast#15: AI Act: Challenges, Opportunities & Practical Insights, with Luca Bertuzzi, Prof. GIanclaudio Malgieri & Risto UukIf you are interested in AI governance & compliance, you can't miss Luiza Jarovsky's conversation with Prof. Gianclaudio Malgieri, Luca Bertuzzi & Risto Uuk: "AI Act: Challenges Opportunities & Practical Insights." Topics covered: - Challenging moments in the last months of the EU AI Act's negotiation;- Transparency, explainability, and fundamental rights impact assessment - why they matter;- The "EU Commission Manifesto";- The most problematic issues of the EU AI Act, which might affect how we protect fundamental rights; - The AI Act's "wins" and why it's a game changer;...
2024-05-2654 minThe EU AI Act Newsletter
The EU AI Act NewsletterThe EU AI Act Newsletter #52: Free Tools to Navigate the Final Text Navigate the AI Act final text with free new search, chat and contents tools. Legislative Process The AI Pact has kicked off: The AI Pact, an initiative by the European Commission, urges organisations to prepare for the AI Act's implementation. While some provisions of the Act will take effect shortly after its adoption, others apply after a transitional period. The AI Pact encourages early compliance with the Act's requirements. Pillar I focuses on community engagement and sharing best practices. Workshops by the AI Office and collaborative efforts aim to help participants understand their responsibilities and...
2024-05-1407 minArtificial Intelligence and You
Artificial Intelligence and You140 - Guest: Risto Uuk, EU AI Policy Researcher, part 2This and all episodes at: https://aiandyou.net/ .   I'm often asked what's going to happen with AI being regulated, and my answer is that the place that's most advanced in that respect is the European Union, with its new AI Act. So here to tell us all about that is Risto Uuk. He is a policy researcher at the Future of Life Institute and is focused primarily on researching policy-making on AI to maximize the societal benefits of increasingly powerful AI systems. Previously, Risto worked for the World Economic Forum, did research for the European C...
2023-02-2031 minArtificial Intelligence and You
Artificial Intelligence and You139 - Guest: Risto Uuk, EU AI Policy Researcher, part 1This and all episodes at: https://aiandyou.net/ .   I'm often asked what's going to happen with AI being regulated, and my answer is that the place that's most advanced in that respect is the European Union, with its new AI Act. So here to tell us all about that from Brussels is Risto Uuk. He is a policy researcher at the Future of Life Institute and is focused primarily on researching policy-making on AI to maximize the societal benefits of increasingly powerful AI systems. Previously, Risto worked for the World Economic Forum, did research for t...
2023-02-1330 minTeeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!#16 Risto Uukiga Euroopa tehisintellekti poliitika karjääristRisto Uuk on EA Eesti asutaja ning ka varasem taskuhäälingu saatejuht. Alates selle aasta juunist töötab Risto poliitika analüütikuna Future of Life Institute-is, kus ta keskendub peamiselt tehisintellekti poliitikale. Varasemalt on Risto töötanud Maailma Majandusfoorumi positiivsete tehisintellekti stsenaariumite projekti kallal, teinud uurimistööd Euroopa Komisjonile usaldusväärse tehisintellekti kohta ning toetanud Euroopa tehisintellekti poliitika suunalist uurimistegevust organisatsioonis Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative. Seekordses saates andsime ülevaade tehisintellekti valdkonnast, rääkisime võimalikest karjääriteedest, Risto kandideerimise kogemustest ja nippidest, tema tööst Future of Life Institute-is ning muudest projektidest, kus ta on kaasa löönud. Ajatähised: 01:30 Valdkonna ülevaade 12:4...
2021-12-022h 13Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Maris Salaga teaduslikust meetodistRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Maris Salaga, kes on lõpetanud kognitiivteaduste bakalaureuse Aarhusi ülikoolis Taanis ja jätkab seal sügisel magistrantuuris õpinguid samal erialal inseneeria kallakuga. Nad vestlesid teaduslikust meetodist, teaduse olulisusest maailma paremaks muutmiseks, teaduse halvast mõjust maailmale, potentsiaalikamatest erialadest maailma paremaks muutmiseks, teadusliku meetodi nõrkustest ja paljust muust. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Kognitiivteaduse bakalaureus Aarhusi ülikoolis: https://bachelor.au.dk/en/cognitivescience/ - Jaan Tallinna stipendium: https://www.teaduskool.ut.ee/et/uudised/tartu-ulikooli-teaduskool-kuulutab-valja-jaan-tallinna-stipendiumi-konkursi-0 - Teaduslik meetod: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/scientific-method/ - Replikatsioonikriis: https://novaator.err...
2019-06-291h 46Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Richard Anniloga efektiivse altruismi kogukonna arendamisestRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Richard Anniloga, kes on Tartu efektiivse altruismi grupi eestvedaja ja Tartu Ülikooli informaatika üliõpilane. Nad vestlesid efektiivse altruismi kogukonna arendamisest üldiselt, aga kitsamalt efektiivse altruismi kogukonna arendamise mudelitest, rahvusvahelisest liikumisest ja Eesti kogukonnast ning võimalustest efektiivses altruismis ise osaleda. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Kogukonna arendamise mudelid: https://www.centreforeffectivealtruism.org/models-of-community-building/ - Efektiivne Altruism Eesti tegevuskava: https://efektiivnealtruism.org/tegevuskava/ - Efektiivne Altruism Eesti tegevuste 1. kvartali kokkuvõte: https://efektiivnealtruism.org/2019/03/12/efektiivne-altruism-eesti-tegevuste-kokkuvote-12-18-03-19/ - Efektiivne Altruism Eesti tegevuste 2. kvartali kokkuvõte: https://efektiivnealtruism.org/2018/12...
2019-05-161h 40Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Jaan Tallinna, Oliver Laasi ja Tanel Tammetiga tehisintellekti ohtudestRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Jaan Tallinna, Oliver Laasi ja Tanel Tammetiga. Jaan Tallinn on Skype'i ja Kazaa kaasasutaja ning kaasasutas ka eksistentsiaalseid riske uurivad organisatsioonid Centre for the Study of Existential Risk ja Future of Life Institute. Oliver Laas on mitmes erinevas asutuses filosoofia külalislektor, näiteks Tallinna Ülikooli Humanitaarteaduste instituudis. Tanel Tammet on arvutiteadlane ja Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli võrgutarkvara professor. Nad vestlesid selle üle, kui palju peaks tehisintellekti ohtude pärast muretsema ja mida me nende vähendamiseks tegema peaksime. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Eksistentsiriske uuriv organisatsioon: Future of Life Insti...
2019-05-041h 01Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Jaan Apsiga ühiskondliku mõju planeerimisest ja mõõtmisestRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Jaan Apsiga, kes oli Sotsiaalsete Ettevõtete Võrgustiku kaasasutaja ja selle juhatuse esimees aastatel 2012-2019. Nad vestlesid mõju mõõtmise mõtteviisist, mõju planeerimise ja hindamise tööriistadest, praktilistest väljakutsetest seoses mõju mõõtmisega, mõjusamatest heategevusvõimalustest Eestis ja paljust muust. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Tööriist Maailmamuutjad.ee: https://www.maailmamuutjad.ee/ - Kodanikuühenduste ühiskondliku mõju hindamine: https://www.kysk.ee/failid/Upload/files/sisulehtede-failid/2012-Kodanikuühenduste-uhiskondliku-moju-hindamine.pdf - Heategevusel peab olema mõju: https://arvamus.postimees.ee/1324086/jaan-aps-heategevusel-peab-ol...
2019-04-231h 43Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Kristina Meringuga loomade heaolustRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Kristina Meringuga, kes on loomakaitseorganisatsiooni Nähtamatud Loomad president. Nad vestlesid farmiloomade heaolust, efektiivsest loomakaitsest, erinevate sekkumiste ja projektide mõjust, taimetoitlusest, karjäärist loomade valdkonnas ja paljust muust. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Tööstusfarmide probleemist: https://80000hours.org/podcast/episodes/lewis-bollard-end-factory-farming/ - Tööstusfarmide ulatusest ja kõrvalejäetusest: https://80000hours.org/problem-profiles/factory-farming/ - Teaduspõhine loomakaitse: https://novaator.err.ee/839194/loomakaitsja-tohusaks-loomade-aitamiseks-tuleb-tegutseda-teaduspohiselt - USA annetamise andmed (ja vastuväited loomade heaolu teemaga tegelemisele): https://www.effectivealtruism.org/articles/cause-profile-animal-welfare - Loomade heaolu Eurobaromeeter: http://ec.europa.eu/COMMFro...
2019-03-061h 14Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Taivo Pungasega enesearengustRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Taivo Pungasega, kes on insener ja andmeteadlane Veriffis. Nad vestlesid üldiselt enesearengust, aga kitsamalt ratsionaalsusest, produktiivsuse strateegiatest, vaimsest tervisest, esinemishirmust, välismaal tippülikoolis õppimisest, eriala valimisest ja muust sellisest. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Pungas heast karjäärinõust: https://pungas.ee/milline-on-hea-karjaarinou/ - Pungas universaalselt kasulikust erialavalikust: https://pungas.ee/erialavalik/ - Pungas produktiivsuse tööriistadest: https://pungas.ee/eneseareng-iii-tooriistad-produktiivsuse-tostmiseks/ - Pungas vaimsest tervisest: https://pungas.ee/eneseareng-ii-kuidas-olla-vaimses-tippvormis/ - Pungase motivatsioonikirjad stipendiumidele, ülikoolidesse ja mujale kandideerimiseks: https://pungas.ee/koik-mu-motivatsioonikirjad/ - 80,000 Hoursi artikkel sellest, miks ei tasu oma kirge...
2019-02-241h 34Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Urmo Kübaraga targast annetamisestRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Urmo Kübaraga, kes on president Kersti Kaljulaidi vabakonnanõunik. Nad vestlesid targast annetamisest, miks tegeleda heategevusega, rahvusvahelisest vs eestipõhisest annetamisest, emotsionaalsest ja ratsionaalsest heategevusest, teenin-et-annetada karjäärist ja paljust muust. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Kuidas targalt annetada ja annetamisnõuanded: https://edasi.org/34714/tark-annetaja-kuidas-targalt-annetada/ - Heategevuse valimine ratsionaalselt: https://novaator.err.ee/838543/urmo-kubar-pensionifondi-me-ju-ei-vali-tunde-jargi-miks-aga-heategevust - Stefan Schubert annetamise psühholoogiast: https://www.effectivealtruism.org/articles/ea-global-2018-psychology-of-ea/ - Eesti ja rahvusvahelise heategevuse võrdlus kvaliteetse eluaasta arvutamise järgi: https://novaator.err.ee/843095/eksistentsiohud-voivad-olla-pakilisemad-kui-tervishoid-ja-vaesus - Teenin-et-annetada karjäär: https...
2019-02-141h 22Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Andreas Palmiga eksistentsiriskidest Steven Pinkeri raamatu põhjalRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Andreas Palmiga, kes on Pariisi Poliitikauuringute Instituudi tudeng ja lõpetamas sellel õppeaastal oma bakalaureusekraadi Edinburghi ülikoolis. . Nad vestlesid Harvardi ülikooli psühholoogia professor Steven Pinkeri raamatu "Enlightenment Now" 19. peatüki üle, mis räägib eksistentsiriskidest. Juttu tuli sellest, miks Pinker arvab, et eksistentsiriskidest mõtlemine ei ole hea, tehnoloogia optimismist ja pessimismist, tehisintellekti ohtudest ja paljust muust. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Pinkeri raamatu eksistentsiriskide peatükk: http://bit.do/xrisks - Pinkeri raamatu “Enlightenment Now” arvustus: https://novaator.err.ee/842448/raamatuarvustus-maailm-muutub-paremaks-hoolimata-ajakirjanduse-negatiivsusest - Nick Bostromi tehisintellekti ekspertide küsitlus: https://ni...
2019-02-141h 13Teeme head paremini!
Teeme head paremini!Holger Kiigega efektiivse altruismi filosoofiast ja vastuväidetestRisto Uuk rääkis selles taskuhäälingu osas Holger Kiigega, kes on Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkooli filosoofia lektor ja Tallinna Ülikooli filosoofia doktorant. Nad vestlesid efektiivse altruismi filosoofiast ja liikumisest, efektiivsest altruismist kui tagajärje-eetikast, põhjustest efektiivse altruismiga tegelemiseks, võimalikest vastuväidetest efektiivsele altruismile ja ka sellest, kuidas karjääri läbi võimalikult palju head teha. Allikad, mis vestlust toetasid või jutuks tulid: - Efektiivse altruismi raamat “Doing Good Better”: https://www.kriso.ee/doing-good-better-how-effective-altruism-db-9781592409662.html - Efektiivse altruismi raamatu “Doing Good Better” arvustus: https://novaator.err.ee/693795/raamatuarvustus-kuidas-teha-head-paremini - William MacAskill efektiivse altruismi olulisusest: https://commons.pacificu.edu/cgi/viewco...
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