In the second article we find a panorama more focused on the technology and innovations of the field, in a topic that deals with both the ethical and the legal called "artificial intelligence", the normative and regulatory panorama around the technological development of artificial intelligence, where topics such as human supervision of these projects are focused in areas that go from the practice in prototypes to the regulation of AI that controls destructive weapons.
The Oxford Dictionary defines AI as "the theory and development of computer systems capable of performing tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision making and translation between languages".
inancial firms that
engage in transac-
tions with virtual assets should disclose to their clients the risks applicable to these assets. At a minimum, these companies must inform their clients of the following points:
• A virtual asset is not a legal currency and is not backed by the federal government or the Central Bank of Mexico;
• Once executed, transactions with virtual assets can be irreversible;
• The value of virtual assets is volatile; and
• Technological, cyber and fraud risks are inherent in virtual assets.
Understanding the risk of dealing with virtual currencies and their regulatory risk from an established government and monetary system.
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