Knowit enters the fight over control of AI
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The Norwegian IT company Knowit has joined the debate over control of artificial intelligence (AI). The company is known in Norway for digital services and technology projects for both public and private clients.
The concept of AI control concerns who decides how AI systems are developed, deployed and governed, and which rules apply to them. Many large technology companies are currently developing AI tools at a rapid pace, and it is often unclear how responsibility, privacy and transparency should be divided between companies, authorities and users.
For Norway, this is an important topic. Many Norwegian businesses and public agencies are adopting AI in their work. Norway is part of the EEA Agreement, so the EU's rules for artificial intelligence are also relevant here. This means Norwegian actors must keep track of both national and European requirements.
It is not yet clear which specific measures Knowit will pursue in this fight. The matter will be followed further, and it will be interesting to see how the company and other players in the industry influence the development of rules and standards for AI in the years to come.
Sources: TechWatch
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