As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives and business operations, the conversation around its ethical and legal implications grows louder. It's clear that generative AI will continue to face legal battles; applications from oncology, to mental health services, to the classroom, are raising questions about AI's ethics and the consequences of not addressing concerns before they cause undue harm.

As nations grapple with fast-moving AI technology and the best way to regulate it, could ethical human behavior be a preferable solution to government policy?The European Union is on the brink of establishing the worlds first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence, but not without its hurdles.

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