As AI technology spreads across industries, governments are stepping up efforts to regulate its use. The European Union is leading with its “AI Act,” which sets strict rules on transparency, data privacy, and ethical use.
African nations are also joining the conversation. Rwanda, Kenya, and Nigeria have launched national strategies to ensure AI innovation supports development while protecting citizens.
“The speed of AI growth is faster than our laws,” said Maria Lopez, a digital policy researcher. “If governments don’t act quickly, misuse could outpace regulation.”
International cooperation is seen as essential, with the United Nations calling for a global framework to manage AI responsibly.
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