EU AI Act cheat sheet: Crucial insights for compliance
Mark Wilson
If you're feeling uncertain about how to navigate Europe's AI regulations, start with our EU AI Act cheat sheet.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the business landscape. On one hand, this presents exciting opportunities. On the other, it brings significant challenges in the areas of risk and compliance. As Europe aims to become a global leader in AI, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act has been enacted to regulate and guide AI's use and implementation. This landmark legislation focuses on balancing the benefits of AI with the necessity to protect human rights, ensuring that AI systems are safe, ethical and trustworthy.
The Act categorizes AI systems into four risk levels — unacceptable, high, limited and minimal — each with distinct regulatory requirements. Providers and deployers of high-risk AI systems are subject to stringent obligations, including continuous risk management, robust data governance and transparency. Our EU AI Act cheat sheet delves into the key aspects of the Act, offering crucial insights for businesses to comply while leveraging the regulation for enhanced transparency and innovation.
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Understanding the EU AI Act is essential for any organization looking to harness AI responsibly while remaining compliant with stringent regulations.
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Mark Wilson is an Account Manager at BoardEffect which is a division of Diligent Corporation. In his role, Mark works with a range of organisations from government departments, HEIs, Healthcare, schools, and charities across UK & Ireland. Having been working within Governance for over 7 years, Mark understands how BoardEffect’s governance platform can be used to achieve an organisation’s governance strategic aims. Mark has over two decades of experience working in the technology sector.
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