FUTURE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT, THE ROAD TRANSPORT INDUSTRY AND SAFETY IMPLICATIONS
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biometric identification, resilience, traffic monitoring and control, road safety, V2V – V2I, smart infrastructure, autonomous or connected vehicle, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Artificial Intelligence is set to be a disruptive element that could even surpass human capabilities. In this light, the European institutions want to anticipate full deployment and are finalising the future Artificial Intelligence Act, which will guarantee security, respect for fundamental rights and EU values. This act, in the dimension of the road transport industry, applies to three vectors: the autonomous or connected vehicle, intelligent infrastructure and V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle communication) or V2I (vehicle-to-infrastructure communication). However, this article breaks down and details the security implications of the application and integration of AI (Artificial Intelligence) systems in the industry, detailing both the legal and industry context.
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