The Developers Alliance Preliminary Assessment Of The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act Proposal

The regulation of AI systems that cause severe harm, as well as use restrictions on
surveillance and social monitoring applications, is consistent with the software
community’s focus on building trust in the products that we develop. We also support the
proposed notice requirements for AI systems which mimic human behavior or that modify
media in undetectable ways.

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By Karina Nimară

Director of EU Policy and Head of Brussels Office - Karina previously served as Legal Advisor and Internal Market attaché at the Permanent Representation of Romania to the EU. Prior to her work with the Romanian diplomatic mission, Karina spent ten years in European Union affairs within the Romanian Government. While there she coordinated, inter alia, the process for transposition and implementation of EU legislation. Karina holds a law degree and specializes in EU law and policies. Based in the Alliance’s Brussels office, she's a tech enthusiast, enjoying the dawn of the Age of Artificial Intelligence. Other than robots, she's fascinated with cats and owls.

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