EU Council Library Curates Guide on Ethical AI Regulation
The General Secretariat of the Council of the EU offers a comprehensive library guide exploring the ethics and regulation of artificial intelligence. The resource highlights both the societal benefits of AI and the critical risks policymakers must address.
The General Secretariat of the Council of the EU provides a dedicated library guide that explores the ethics and regulation of artificial intelligence. This resource highlights how AI improves lives by solving societal challenges, enhancing citizen security, and supporting public health systems. However, it also emphasizes that the technology introduces significant risks that require careful consideration during the EU legislative process.
The curated bibliography gathers a wide variety of authoritative materials for researchers and policymakers. Visitors find access to selected books, academic articles, mainstream media coverage, podcasts, and official EU publications. While the library staff carefully selects these resources to ensure quality, the guide serves as a focused starting point rather than an exhaustive list of all available literature.
Users navigate the guide through clearly organized tabs to browse different types of media and policy documents. Many of the featured titles link directly to Eureka, the online catalogue of the Council Libraries, where readers discover additional related materials. The library makes the physical reading room available on weekdays and notes that numerous publications remain accessible to the public through Open Access channels.