argument: Normativa/Regulations - Digital Governance
Bahrain is considering implementing a draft law to regulate artificial intelligence, introduced by five MPs. If approved, violators could face significant penalties, including jail time and fines. This initiative highlights Bahrain's proactive approach to managing AI's societal impact.
According to an article on LexisNexis Middle East, Bahrain's Shoura Council is set to review a draft Artificial Intelligence Law in its next session. This legislation aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence within the country, introducing penalties for violations that could include jail terms of at least three years or fines of up to 2,000 Dinars. Proposed by five members of parliament, the draft law will be forwarded to the relevant Council Committee for consideration upon approval.
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