Comment by Juan Luis Pedreño Molina

Members of the Socialist Party, theoretically today you come to tell us that artificial intelligence must be regulated, and you associate it with the most vulnerable people. [...] Look: what you propose already exists. The Artificial Intelligence Act in Europe—and therefore in Spain, because it is directly applicable—already exists. The international AI regulatory office—which you also ask for—also exists; it is called the European AI Office. But if you want to talk about vulnerable people—about how to help them and how to protect them with the implementation of artificial intelligence—then, listen, read the law. There are many articles in the law that set out obligations for artificial intelligence systems directly related to vulnerable people. [...] It is unacceptable; it is a disgrace that you use the term “vulnerable people” to include a purely ideological proposition, because vulnerable people do not deserve it. [...] To finish: this non-legislative motion is a deception—an attempt by the Socialist Group to use artificial intelligence to advance the ideological program of an exhausted government. Therefore, with proposals like this, do not ask us to be your accomplices.