Greece is poised to enact significant constitutional changes, notably an amendment mandating that artificial intelligence must serve human society. Conservative Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented the proposed revisions on Thursday, framing them as crucial for safeguarding future generations amid global concerns over AI's risks to democratic governance and humanity. “It’s very important that, in this process of constitutional revision, we take care of the world that will host our children,” Mitsotakis told lawmakers from his governing center-right party. The proposed changes would include a provision that says: “Artificial intelligence shall serve the freedom of the individual and the prosperity of society, ensuring that risks are mitigated and that the advantages it provides are fully realized.” Dozens of other changes would include expanding postal voting, increasing mandatory schooling from nine to 11 years and banning retroactive taxation.…