The EU has moved ahead of the US and elsewhere in starting to develop AI laws.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI, has threatened to leave Europe.
Use, such as law enforcement predicting criminal behaviour using analytics, would be banned.
Companies would have to label AI-generated content.
Firms would be made to publish what copyrighted data is used to train their AI tools.
Washington | European Union lawmakers on Wednesday (Thursday AEST) took a key step toward passing landmark restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence, putting Brussels on a collision course with American tech giants funnelling billions of dollars into the burgeoning technology.
The European Parliament overwhelmingly approved the EU AI Act, a sweeping package that aims to protect consumers from potentially dangerous applications of artificial intelligence.
