On April 23, Selena Gomez (SN 1992, an American female singer, songwriter, actress and producer) surprised when she shared on the cosmetic brand Rare Beauty’s personal page a photo of “sefie” “Show off her bare face and her newly dyed platinum hair Until April 28, fans will have the opportunity to have a close-up look at “visual” and her new hair color As can be seen, the light-colored hair has raised Selena’s beauty to a new level In addition, the platinum hair color also helps the female artist to renew her image after years of loyalty to dark brown hair. Before that on March 18, Billie Eilish (SN 2001, an American female singer and songwriter) caused a “fever” when she gave up her famous blue-black hair to replace it with platinum yellow. The photo showing Billie Eilish’s new hair on his personal page quickly set a series of records such as: The photo with the fastest 1 million likes on Instagram (6 minutes), the photo with the fastest 10 million likes, the top 6 photos with many likes. most in Instagram history While the “fans” are crazy about Billie Eilish’s new hair color, in TikTok, she posted a video revealing a “shocking” truth that the blue-black hair has turned out to be … a wig for a long time. The female singer has been with a blue-black hairstyle for about a year, but she started changing to wearing a wig for two months. The goal is to keep my real hair healthy and beautiful Fans can see Billie Eilish’s new hair color in upcoming music productions IU (a Korean female singer, songwriter and actress) is often loyal to feminine black hair. But every “comeback”, a beauty born in 1993 is not afraid to renew her image by dyeing her floating hair colors As in the “show” show “Love, Poem” in November 2019, IU surprised her with new trendy purple hair. Possessing a dead-angle face, especially white skin, IU can easily “tame” the smoky purple hair color, which is quite picky. Fans commented that IU is beautiful like a fairy in dreamy purple hair Purple hair has not stopped “hot”, IU has made “fans” fall in love with her when she changes to blue hair with smoke. “Change wind” with fancy blue hair, IU makes everyone admire because she is so beautiful It can be seen that, with 2 new hair colors, IU not only “transforms” the musical performance style, but also raises the beauty of the female singer to a new height.

From Matthias Reiche, ARD studio Brussels The potential of artificial intelligence, or AI for short, is great. As are the risks associated with AI. The EU Commission therefore wants to create trust with clear rules, says Vice President Margrethe Vestager. “Our proposal is therefore not concerned with the AI ​​itself, but with its applications.” The EU Commission has chosen a proportional and risk-based approach based on a simple logic: “The higher the risk of a specific type of use of the AI, the stricter the rules.”

Four categories of “hazard potential”

On this basis, Brussels has drawn up four categories into which the individual applications can be classified. In the opinion of the EU Commission, most AI systems fall into the categories of “small” or “no” risk, such as video games or filters for spam messages. The bill does not provide for any regulations here. However, even with the more harmless applications, it should always be completely clear when you are dealing with artificial intelligence in a telephone hotline, for example. But you have to be particularly vigilant with the so-called high-risk applications, explains Commission Vice-President Vestager: “For example, this is about AI that is used to select applications for university or a job. It can also be about systems that the creditworthiness of evaluate someone. Or software that is used in self-driving cars or in medical products, which could also pose a risk to our safety. ” In these cases, the respective providers must guarantee that their product complies with the rules. There should be precise documentation for the development and use of such systems, as well as precise control of the data used. The use of artificial intelligence in generalized surveillance or manipulation of the population is completely forbidden, as is so-called social scoring, in which people are rated on the basis of their social behavior.

Biometrics inadequately regulated?

The FDP politician Nicola Beer is still not really satisfied with the paper. Because it lacks a clear ban on facial recognition in public spaces, as the Vice-President of the EU Parliament criticizes: “The current draft would enable mass surveillance with the help of biometric AI algorithms. In my opinion, a red line will be crossed here. We must not allow this . ” Patrick Breyer, who sits for the Pirate Party in the EU Parliament, sees it similarly: The new AI law can also be interpreted by the EU countries, for example in criminal prosecution, in such a way that it enables biometric mass surveillance where it is illegal today . “The fact that the Commission wants to enable mass surveillance of our telecommunications and biometric mass surveillance to a large extent is completely unacceptable.” The draft has yet to be approved by the EU Parliament and the Council of Member States. This legislative process can take up to two years.