5.3 Regulatory Approaches to Artificial Intelligence

1. The EU's-AI-Act's-model (the risk-based's): the pyramid's (the unacceptable's (the banned (the social-scoring's-and-the-real-time-biometric's-faces)); the high-risk's (the conformity's (the CE's (the fundamental-rights-impact's))); the limited's (the transparency's (the chatbot's- disclosure)); the minimal's (the free's); the GPAI's-obligations' (the general-purpose's (the models'-duties));2. The USA's-sectoral's: the no-comprehensive (the NIST's-framework (the voluntary's (the sector-agencies' (the FTC's-and-the-SEC's))); the order's-era's (the 2023's-EO's-faces (the safety-testing's));3. The China's-and-the-others' (the vertical's): the algorithm's-rules (the recommendation's (the deepfake's-specific (the labels')); the UK's-pro-innovation's (the principles'-no-new- regulator's); the Council-of-Europe's-framework-convention's (the 2024's (the first-binding- treaty (the human-rights'-core));4. The soft-law's (the international's): the OECD's-2019 (the principles' (the intergovernmental's)); the UNESCO's-2021; the G7's-and-the-Hiroshima's; the UN's (the advisory-body's (the resolution's-2024's-face (the global-governance's-question));5. The Nepal's-position (the honest-note): the no-AI-law (the policy's-development (the "AI- policy"-draft's-faces (the hedged-record (the 2024-era's)); the governance's-questions (the Digital-Nepal's-frames (the committee's (the MoCIST's-lead's))); the opportunity's (the leapfrog's-argument (the capacity's-need));