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Depositphotos.com China's Ministry of Science and Technology published a code of ethics that aims to regulate existing or developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) models. With this, the Asian country is ahead of Europe, which already had a prototype regulation in the same sense. The guidelines of the Chinese guide prioritize the 'full power of decision' of humans over machines, very much in line with the laws of robotics of the writer Isaac Asimov . Last April, the European Union presented the preliminary draft of a regulation to ensure that humans have control over AI. However, this has not materialized and now...
