AI-360

Mauritius enacted data protection laws, ratified Convention 108+, and established an AI Council. Concerns persist over surveillance and biometric data collection.

France pursues AI leadership through its national strategy, but faces tensions between innovation goals and protecting fundamental rights.

No national AI strategy. Digital transformation plan in progress. Data protection law incomplete. Engaged in regional AI initiatives. Privacy concerns over e-identity plans.

Myanmar lacks AI strategy and data protection laws. AI-powered surveillance raises human rights concerns. Recent laws weaken privacy protections post-2021 coup.

Denmark's AI strategy prioritizes ethics and trust. Launched D-seal for data ethics. Balancing innovation and rights protection is ongoing focus.

South Korea's AI strategy aims for global leadership while emphasising ethics. It has AI ethical standards, updated data protection laws, and engages in international initiatives.

Kenya lacks a national AI strategy but advances digital transformation. Data protection laws enacted but faces challenges in privacy and algorithmic transparency.

Kazakhstan lacks AI expertise but pursues development. Initial steps on AI regulation taken, but concerns over surveillance and privacy persist. International engagement increasing.

Mexico's 2018 AI strategy is on hold. A multi-stakeholder agenda was issued in 2020. Data protection laws exist, but concerns over surveillance and rights persist.

AI firms unite on child safety measures for generative AI. Principles cover development, deployment, and maintenance to prevent CSAM risks.

Meta aims to mitigate the risks associated with generative AI while fostering innovation and ensuring the safety of its users, particularly children.

Kuwait lacks a national AI strategy but addresses AI within its Vision 2035 plan. It endorsed UNESCO's AI Ethics Recommendation but faces challenges in data protection and rights.

Luxembourg's AI strategy prioritises human-centric, trustworthy AI. It enforces GDPR, opposes autonomous weapons, and conducted public consultations on AI policy in 2020.

Germany advances national AI strategy focusing on ethics and regulation, while playing a key role in shaping EU-wide policies on artificial intelligence development and use.

Estonia's 2022 AI strategy emphasises trustworthy AI. The country plans laws for high-risk algorithmic systems and explores AI in public services, balancing innovation and ethics.