the eu has moved closer to passing one of the world s first loss to control artificial intelligence. eu lawmakers agreed on wednesday to changes in draught artificial intelligence rules proposed by the european commission in a bid to set a global standard for a technology used everything from automated factories to self driving cars to chatbots. let s get more in this and speak to the independent tech analyst stephanie here, he will speak to me now. what is this legislation trying to lay down for al developers? it is massive. i ai developers? it is massive. i don t think we can underestimate the importance of this legislation, which was just the first step, they have a few more to go. we would expect this to pass by the end of the year, so there ai developers you have mentioned by plenty of time to get up to speed. what do they need to get up to speed with? that is the devil any detail as always. the really big one will be about the police use of things like real time biometr
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simon lewis is professor of global change science at university college london, we can speak to him live from sharm el sheikh this morning. thank you very much, first of all, professor, forjoining us. what do you make of the prime minister s message? you make of the prime minister s messaue? ~ ., , ., message? well, i actually agree with him that the message? well, i actually agree with him that the russian message? well, i actually agree with him that the russian war message? well, i actually agree with him that the russian war does - message? well, i actually agree with him that the russian war does show| him that the russian war does show how tight the fossil fuels we are and how we need to not only for climate change reasons but energy security reasons get off fossil fuels. and move to clean green renewable sources of energy. it couldn t be clearer, given the climate impact that we have seen just this last year, a third of pakistan under water, millions displaced in nigeria f