Source: MGA (Malta)
The Malta Gaming Authority is consulting on a proposed charter for ethical and responsible AI use in gaming. Developed with the Malta Digital Innovation Authority, the voluntary guidance is intended to complement existing legal and regulatory frameworks, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
The proposed guidance could shape how gaming-sector businesses approach responsible and transparent AI use.
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