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Four months ago, the Maltese Parliament has approved three laws establish the regulatory framework for blockchain, cryptocurrency and distributed ledger technology (DLT). Since then, Malta has become known as "World & # 39; s Blockchain Island, "Quickly attracting the interest of thousands of people in the Crypto community to open stores on the small island that is part of the European Union (EU).
1 Novemberst 2018 marks another historic day for Malta. Today, the three DLT laws officially come into force, providing a holistic regulatory framework within the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. This means that the new constitution Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) and the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) can now start receiving license applications from those interested in operating in Malta.
On November 1st, MDIA will begin accepting the first applications for a system auditor and a technical administrator. System auditors will be responsible for the analysis of blockchain platforms, acting as a bridge between companies interested in settling in Malta. In this regard, we suggest that those interested in applying to follow carefully the guidelines issued by MDIA, as published through the MDIA website, where the relevant application forms can also be found, Stephen McCrathy, MDIA CEO, has He said. "
Malta: from the Blockchain island to the nation AI & nbsp;
In addition to the first blockchain questions being reviewed by the Maltese government, the junior minister of Malta, Silvio Schembri, is now in charge of the ambitious role of positioning Malta at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT).
The minor minister of Malta, Silvio SchembriMaltese parliament
Today, Schembri has announced that Malta is seeking to draw on Artificial Intelligence, an industry that is expected to support $ 15.7 billion of global economic growth by 2030. The announcement was made at a private event in Malta , held in the presence of the humanoid by Hanson Robotics robot, Sophia, which uses multiple AI modules to see, hear and respond emphatically.
We are extremely excited to be part of the creation by the Government of Malta of an AI-focused task force. The creation of the task force itself shows the government's recognition of the tremendous potential of IA and the reality that must be balanced with risk, political and ethical considerations. I am confident that the impressive mix of academics, entrepreneurs and experts gathered for the task force will bring Malta to a position of leadership, creating a sector and better applications than many of us can imagine. The bottom line is, if we want the incredible advances in artificial intelligence that will happen over the next twenty years for the benefit of all of humanity, then we need a large share of humanity to participate in the creation of the next generation of artificial intelligence, and infuse it with their values and insights, Dr. Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET, Tell me."
The Maltese government intends to follow the same steps it did when it approved the DLT laws, which allowed Malta to lead the blockchain revolution. It is expected that the establishment of a regulatory framework for the IA will have an impact on all economic sectors in Malta, transforming current job roles and creating a lot of news.
Now that the Blockchain laws are in place, and our vision of making Malta The Blockchain Island materialize, we can start looking at new economic niches, finding ways to incorporate them into our ecosystem. We want Malta to become a power for economic innovation. In the case of Artificial Intelligence, we believe that this contains many opportunities that will benefit the whole country, said Schembri. "
Under the Schembri wing, the Maltese government will examine:
- Define artificial intelligence
- Conduct a dialogue with stakeholders to build awareness on key issues and issues that will inform a global national AI framework
- Analyzing the impact on enhancing the digital economy
- Building a policy that considers an AI aligned, transparent and socially responsible
- Identify opportunities and ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into the Malta ecosystem
- Identification of political, regulatory and fiscal measures to strengthen the attractiveness of Malta as a hub for foreign investments in this sector
- Identification of the skills base and the infrastructure necessary to support artificial intelligence
- Increase knowledge, talent and competence
- Ultimately formulate the national IA strategy for Malta
The digital aspect is like a chain, you can not explore an aspect by leaving others behind. Technological advances in various aspects occur at the same pace, one influences the other. Malta is anticipating all these changes and developments to become a future proof and the home for businesses and investors in this area. I want Malta at the epicenter of technological innovation, so Artificial Intelligence is next to us to explore, & nbsp; Schembri said. "
In addition to using Blockchain technology in the public sector, the Maltese government is also trying to apply Artificial Intelligence in the public sector. According to Schembri, Malta has already identified several areas in which AI can provide assistance, for example in health, education, transport and logistics.
"The prosperity of the IA in all its aspects in Malta, which we are now seeing with this Task Force, has the potential to play an important role in ensuring that the unique artificial intelligence can be positive for everyone," said Goertzel .
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Four months ago, the Maltese parliament passed three laws establishing the regulatory framework for blockchain, cryptocurrency and distributed ledger technology (DLT). Since then, Malta has become known as the "World & # 39; s Blockchain Island", quickly attracting the interest of thousands of people in the Crypto community to open stores on the small island that is part of the European Union (EU ).
1 Novemberst 2018 marks another historic day for Malta. Today, the three DLT laws officially come into force, providing a holistic regulatory framework within the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. This means that Malta's newly established Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) and the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) can now begin to receive license applications from those interested in operating at Malta.
On November 1st, MDIA will begin accepting the first applications for a system auditor and a technical administrator. System auditors will be responsible for the analysis of blockchain platforms, acting as a bridge between companies interested in settling in Malta. In this regard, we suggest that those interested in applying to follow carefully the guidelines issued by MDIA, as published through the MDIA website, where the relevant application forms can also be found, Stephen McCrathy, MDIA CEO, has said ".
Malta: from the Blockchain island to the AI country
In addition to the first blockchain questions being reviewed by the Maltese government, the junior minister of Malta, Silvio Schembri, is now in charge of the ambitious role of positioning Malta at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT).
The minor minister of Malta, Silvio SchembriMaltese parliament
Today, Schembri has announced that Malta is seeking to draw on Artificial Intelligence, an industry that is expected to support $ 15.7 billion of global economic growth by 2030. The announcement was made at a private event in Malta , held in the presence of the humanoid by Hanson Robotics robot, Sophia, which uses multiple AI modules to see, hear and respond emphatically.
We are extremely excited to be part of the creation by the Government of Malta of an AI-focused task force. The creation of the task force itself shows the government's recognition of the tremendous potential of IA and the reality that must be balanced with risk, political and ethical considerations. I am confident that the impressive mix of academics, entrepreneurs and experts gathered for the task force will bring Malta to a position of leadership, creating a sector and better applications than many of us can imagine. The bottom line is, if we want the incredible advances in artificial intelligence that will happen over the next twenty years for the benefit of all of humanity, then we need a large share of humanity to participate in the creation of the next generation of artificial intelligence, and infuse it with their values and insights, told me Dr. Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET. "
The Maltese government intends to follow the same steps it did when it approved the DLT laws, which allowed Malta to lead the blockchain revolution. It is expected that the establishment of a regulatory framework for the IA will have an impact on all economic sectors in Malta, transforming current job roles and creating a lot of news.
Now that the Blockchain laws are in place, and our vision of making Malta The Blockchain Island materialize, we can start looking at new economic niches, finding ways to incorporate them into our ecosystem. We want Malta to become a power for economic innovation. In the case of Artificial Intelligence, we believe that this contains many opportunities for the benefit of the whole country, said Schembri. "
Under the Schembri wing, the Maltese government will examine:
- Define artificial intelligence
- Conduct a dialogue with stakeholders to build awareness on key issues and issues that will inform a global national AI framework
- Analyzing the impact on enhancing the digital economy
- Building a policy that considers an AI aligned, transparent and socially responsible
- Identify opportunities and ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into the Malta ecosystem
- Identification of political, regulatory and fiscal measures to strengthen the attractiveness of Malta as a hub for foreign investments in this sector
- Identification of the skills base and the infrastructure necessary to support artificial intelligence
- Increase knowledge, talent and competence
- Ultimately formulate the national IA strategy for Malta
The digital aspect is like a chain, you can not explore an aspect by leaving others behind. Technological advances in various aspects occur at the same pace, one influences the other. Malta is anticipating all these changes and developments to become a future proof and the home for businesses and investors in this area. I want Malta to be the epicenter of technological innovation, so Artificial Intelligence is next for us to explore, said Schembri. "
In addition to using Blockchain technology in the public sector, the Maltese government is also trying to apply Artificial Intelligence in the public sector. According to Schembri, Malta has already identified several areas in which AI can provide assistance, for example in health, education, transport and logistics.
"The prosperity of the IA in all its aspects in Malta, which we are now seeing with this Task Force, has the potential to play an important role in ensuring that the next singularity of the IA is positive for all" , Goertzel echoed.
