The AI Omnibus has officially entered into force across the European Union, including Malta. The new measures update the regulatory framework for Artificial Intelligence (AI) by reducing the administrative burden on businesses while continuing to protect citizens.
Rather than introducing an entirely new AI law, the AI Omnibus amends the existing EU AI Act, making it easier for businesses to adopt and implement AI systems responsibly while maintaining high standards of transparency and accountability.
Chairman of the Permanent AI Committee, Ray Abela said, "Malta should take this opportunity to strengthen its work on AI. These measures will continue to protect citizens, businesses of all sizes and self-employed individuals."
"By learning more about the proper use of AI and informing the public about its benefits and responsibilities, Malta can become more accessible, modern and less bureaucratic. We are committed to ensuring that AI systems are implemented responsibly across every sector and within every ministry," Mr Abela explained.
The AI Omnibus is intended to provide greater legal certainty for businesses, reduce bureaucracy and facilitate the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence, while strengthening transparency and protecting citizens in key sectors such as healthcare, education, financial services and public administration.
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