Lifecycle of an IT product using the example of Telepathy – a brain-computer interface (BCI) from Nueralink
Summary
"[20] It is logical to assume that we will return to the use of a general and established understanding and definition of an IT product, which is usually understood as a comprehensive software and hardware solution in the field of information technology, designed to perform certain functions. In summary, it should be noted that the expert community and business environment recognize and understand the timeliness of political efforts aimed at creating regulatory standards applicable to the life cycle of artificial intelligence IT products. ACM members Weiyue Wu and Shaoshan Liu summed up the regulatory dilemma in the field of artificial intelligence: “Without a properly regulated environment, AI companies will not be able to thrive and transform their latest technologies into successful products. A/78/L.49 “Harnessing the Potential of Safe, Secure and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Systems for Sustainable Development” / Official website of the United Nations (Original: English) – URL: https://documents.un.org/doc/undoc/ltd/n24/065/92/pdf/n2406592.pdf (date of access 29.09.2024); 5. Scherer, MU Regulating artificial intelligence systems: Risks, challenges, competencies, and strategies / Harvard Journal of Law and Technology - URL:https://bit.ly/3YdCqSY (date of access 16.04.2024); 18.