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Report / AI & Partners: Postcard from TechEx Global 2023 in London
Key takeaways from this year's industry gathering of AI, Blockchain, IoT, and other specialists, market participants and the wider community.
Whitepaper / AI & Partners: Know Your Client (KYC) vs Know Your AI (KYAI)
A holistic comparison of the similarities and differences between KYC and KYAI.
Report / AI & Partners: Postcard from FinTech Connect Europe 2023 in London
Key takeaways from this year's industry gathering of FinTech specialists, market participants and the wider community.
Report / AI & Partners: Political agreement reached on the Artificial Intelligence Act
Key takeaways following the successful conclusion of the third trilogue discussion.
Report / AI & Partners: New Rules for Artificial Intelligence – Questions and Answers
Following the political approval of the European Union (“EU”) artificial intelligence (“AI”) act on Friday 8th December 2023 (covered here), certain questions remain regarding the consequences. In this document we provide answers to key questions to help provide further guidance.
Report / AI & Partners: AI Regulation in 2024 – greater innovation, more AI, and more regulation
In-house predictions for AI regulation in 2024.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act in 2024 – Huge promise, multiple potential scenarios
In-house predictions for the EU AI Act in 2024.
Report / AI & Partners: 2023: A Year in Review
Review of key AI regulatory developments from 2023.
Report / AI & Partners: 2024: Year Ahead
Indications of key AI regulatory developments for 2024.
Report / AI & Partners: Two Years of EU AI Act: What Can We Expect Moving Forward?
Following the political approval of the European Union (“EU”) artificial intelligence (“AI”) act on Friday 8th December 2023 (covered here), certain questions remain regarding the consequences. In this document we provide answers to key questions to help provide further guidance.
Report / AI & Partners: 2023: Annual CEO Letter to Stakeholders
Our inaugural yearly letter to key stakeholders from CEO/Founder, Sean Musch.
Report / AI & Partners: Regulatory Initiatives Grid (RIG) (January 2024)
The Grid includes initiatives led by one or more organisations linked to the EU AI Act – Academics and Other Experts, Artificial Intelligence Board, Artificial Intelligence Expert Group, CEN, CENELEC, Civil Society Representatives, ETSI, European Commission, European Parliament, European Stakeholder Organisation, European Standards Organisations, European Union Member State, Harmonised Standards Consultants, Industry Associations, National Competent Authorities, National Standards Bodies, and The Council of the European Union. The Grid also covers inter-related legal initiatives, such as those pertaining to a civil liability framework as well as sectoral safety legislation.
Report / AI & Partners: The Evolution of Cyber-Resilience: Navigating the Impact of AI on Firms
The contours of our digital landscape are undergoing profound shifts, with artificial intelligence (AI) requiring businesses to embrace a new technological era. Businesses are not just embracing AI for innovation, they are also grappling with the imperative to fortify cyber-resilience. This article explores the mid- and long-term implications of AI on firms' cyber-resilience postures, considering the challenges, opportunities, and strategic imperatives that business leaders must consider
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act: Approved Text – Summary of Key Changes
On 2 January 2024, the latest draft of the EU AI Act was leaked. This draft includes the proposed compromise edits to the regulation, as agreed between the European Parliament, Council of the EU and European Commission. On 2 February 2024, the Act was finalised, this development provides a clear indication of what organisations can infer from the final text. This document summarises some of the key changes that have now been agreed.
Report / AI & Partners: AI Literacy - Insights from 2015-2023 (February 2024)
Examining key aspects of aspects of skills, knowledge, and understanding that enable providers, users, and affected persons to make informed decisions about the deployment of AI systems under Article 4b, using data from OECD.AI.
Report / AI & Partners: AI Incidents - Risk Insights from 2023 (February 2024)
Examining examples of harm that occurred throughout 2023 that are likely to be subject to Art. 62 (Reporting of serious incidents).
Report / AI & Partners: AI System Database Report - Forward-looking insights for businesses
Top ten potential product categories, hazards and corrective actions for deployers and/or developers of high-risk AI systems.
Report / AI & Partners and The Digital Commonwealth: “Can we maintain control or will we be at the mercy of AI”
A key question answered from the lens of the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Future Global Framework on Artificial Intelligence
The EU AI Act stands as a pivotal milestone in the global landscape of artificial intelligence regulation. Introduced as the first comprehensive model for AI governance on an international scale, its significance reverberates across industries and nations alike. At its core, the EU AI Act embodies a prescriptive, rules-based approach that addresses the intricate complexities of AI technologies. By encompassing both the providers and users of AI, it sets forth a framework that ensures legal certainty and fosters fair competition in an increasingly digitized world.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Predicting national implementation
Predictions from the team at AI & Partners on Member States' likely ability to implement EU AI Act based on key indicators of regulatory policy and governance.
Presentation / AI & Partners et al: The EU AI Act in the Financial Services Industry - Before the Dust Settles
Summary presentation on the report titled, 'How financial services are likely to take a sustainable approach to EU AI Act compliance in a new era for trustworthy AI, ahead of entry into force.'
Report / AI & Partners et al: The EU AI Act in the Financial Services Industry - Before the Dust Settles
Report titled, 'How financial services are likely to take a sustainable approach to EU AI Act compliance in a new era for trustworthy AI, ahead of entry into force.'
Presentation / AI & Partners: AI Regulatory Sandbox - Best practices and insights for practical implementation
Ahead of the EU AI Act’s scheduled entry into force in 2024, this document looks at best practices and insights for deployers and/or developers of AI systems with respect to accessing these sandboxes and participating in the development and testing of innovative AI systems, based on data from the Financial Conduct Authority’s (“FCA”) report on the regulatory sandbox for financial products in October 2017, as the AI regulatory sandbox is its equivalent under the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Third-Party Technology - Key Considerations for Firms
Ahead of the EU AI Act’s scheduled entry into force in 2024, this document looks at key considerations for firms thinking of using third-party technology (“T-PT”) (i.e. off-the-shelf) AI systems, based on data from the Financial Conduct Authority’s (“FCA”) guidance document in regard to T-PT banking solutions produced in July 2014, as the recent technology boom has seen firms procuring a large number of AI systems from T-PT providers (e.g. Midjourney, Inc. - Midjourney).
Presentation / AI & Partners and Crypto Valley Association: Responsible AI - What it means for sustainability
Summary presentation on how Responsible AI can help achieve sustainability goals.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Global AI Risk Scenarios
Exploring the AI risks that could reshape operating environments across six key domains: individuals, groups, society, economy, ecosystems, and values & norms.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Fines and Penalties - Predicting EU AI Act enforcement action
Predicting where fines are likely to arise under EU AI Act based on enforcement data from GDPR.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment - Best practices and insights for practical implementation
Looks at best practices and insights for deployers of high-risk AI systems to adopt for FRIAs based on data from the European Data Protection Supervisor’s (“EDPS”) survey in February 2020, as FRIAs are the perceived DPIA equivalent under the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: AI Risks Monitor - Report on Trends, Risks and Vulnerabilities
This report delves into the current trends within AI markets, identifies key risks and vulnerabilities associated with General-Purpose AI (“GPAI”) models with systemic risks, and outlines measures to mitigate these challenges in alignment with the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Regulatory Initiatives Grid (RIG) (April 2024)
The Grid includes initiatives led by one or more organisations linked to the EU AI Act – Academics and Other Experts, Artificial Intelligence Board, Artificial Intelligence Expert Group, CEN, CENELEC, Civil Society Representatives, ETSI, European Commission, European Parliament, European Stakeholder Organisation, European Standards Organisations, European Union Member State, Harmonised Standards Consultants, Industry Associations, National Competent Authorities, National Standards Bodies, and The Council of the European Union. The Grid also covers inter-related legal initiatives, such as those pertaining to a civil liability framework as well as sectoral safety legislation.
Presentation / AI & Partners: EU AI Act Glossary
The AI & Partners EU AI Act Glossary is a selection of key AI terms from Article 3 and their definitions from the leading European legislation, identifying what they are, what they mean, and real-world examples for each.
Whitepaper / AI & Partners and FinTech B2B Marketing: Navigating the Future: Unveiling the Convergence of Financial Services and Technology in B2B Marketing at the FinTech B2B Marketing Conference 2024
In an era where financial services intersect with technological innovations, the FinTech B2B Marketing Conference 2024 emerges as a pivotal event for professionals navigating the complexities of marketing in the financial technology landscape. Click below to find out more!
Presentation / AI & Partners: Market Surveillance - Safeguarding market integrity
This report provides information on Member States' reviews and assessments of the functioning of market surveillance activities carried out between 2010 to 2016 period based on data from the European Commission (“EC”). This intends to give businesses an indication of how European Union (“EU”) countries are likely to ensure effective surveillance of the artificial intelligence (“AI”) market under the EU AI Act (the “EU AI Act”). These are drawn from insights relating to medical devices – an equivalent product to AI systems – across five countries, including key insights (average) as well as focus areas.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Safeguarding fundamental rights
Exploration of how certain Member States' dedication to upholding human rights principles aligns with the EU's overarching objectives, promoting a resilient and ethical AI ecosystem.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Cloud data flows
Delving into the European Data Flow Monitoring by the European Commission, this presentation sheds light on Enterprise EU AI Act implementation.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Overseeing Authorised Representatives effectively
This presentation examines data from the FCA’s review of the Appointed Representatives regime to provide insights relating to ensuring effective oversight of Authorised Representatives, as the latter could be considered to be the equivalent of the former.
Whitepaper / AI & Partners and Gartner: Unlocking the Power of Data: Why You Need to Attend the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2024
In an era where data has become the lifeblood of businesses across industries, staying ahead of the curve is not just an option—it's imperative for survival and growth. The Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2024 in London, U.K., promises to be the premier event where leaders, professionals, and enthusiasts converge to hone their skills, refine strategies, and discover the latest innovative technologies shaping the data and analytics landscape. With an array of tracks, spotlight sessions, and invaluable networking opportunities, here's why you simply can't afford to miss this event.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Consumer Duty: A regulatory approach to businesses
This presentation examines data from the FCA’s approach to consumers regime to provide insights relating to how regulators may use their powers and tools to protect individuals from high-risk AI systems, in light of its consumer protection objective.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Report on quality and use of data
This presentation examines data from ESMA’s 2023 report on quality and use of data to provide insights relating to how data assets may be mobilised to support the EU AI Act’s strategic and thematic objectives.
Presentation / AI & Partners, LearnerShape and University of Central Lancashire: Digital ethics: The new EU AI Act
This presentation examines ethical elements of EU AI Act from three distinct viewpoints.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment: Best practices and insights for practical implementation
Ahead of the EU AI Act’s scheduled entry into force in 2024, this document looks at best practices and insights for deployers of high-risk AI systems to adopt for FRIAs based on data from the European Data Protection Supervisor’s (“EDPS”) survey in February 2020, as FRIAs could be the DPIA equivalent under the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: European Data Protection Board: Safeguarding data protection in the developing digital and cross-regulatory landscape
This presentation examines data from the European Data Protection Board’s Strategy for 2024-2027 to outline how its mission and tasks align closely with the objectives and regulatory framework of the EU AI Act, particularly in ensuring the protection of personal data within the context of AI systems’ development, deployment, and use. Specifically, it examines Pillar 3: Safeguarding data protection in the developing digital and cross-regulatory landscape.
Unlocking Cybersecurity Resilience: Why You Need to Attend the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2024
In today's volatile digital landscape, safeguarding your organization against an ever-evolving array of cyber threats is paramount to its survival and growth. The Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2024 offers a premier platform where cybersecurity leaders, experts, and innovators converge to fortify defenses, adapt strategies, and explore the latest advancements shaping the cybersecurity landscape. With a multitude of tracks, spotlight sessions, and networking opportunities, here's why you can't afford to miss this pivotal event.
Presentation / AI & Partners: European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - EU Rapid alert system for dangerous AI products
Rapid alert systems for dangerous products relate to the EU AI Act in regard to its provisions for post-market monitoring, information sharing, and market surveillance, particularly concerning AI systems presenting a risk. Specifically, the EU AI Act outlines procedures for dealing with AI systems that present risks to health, safety, or fundamental rights, emphasizing a focus on circulating information about dangerous products.
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Navigating the Future: Exploring the Intersection of Innovation and AI Regulation at the World's Top 50 Innovators 2024
In a swiftly evolving landscape where innovation intersects with AI technologies and regulatory frameworks, the World's Top 50 Innovators 2024 emerges as a pivotal event for professionals navigating this intricate terrain. With a commitment to enlightening, inspiring, and connecting visionaries across various sectors, this summit offers an indispensable platform for personal and professional advancement. In this adapted excerpt, we'll delve into why this event is not merely another gathering but a crucial opportunity for individuals seeking to leverage AI innovation while navigating regulatory challenges within the realm of cutting-edge technologies.
Unleashing the Power of AI Exploring the AI Summit London 2024
The AI Summit London 2024 stands as a beacon for the convergence of cutting-edge technology and business acumen, inviting technologists and industry leaders to delve into the practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI). In this article, we embark on a comprehensive exploration of what the summit entails, covering its significance, the range of topics addressed, reasons for attendance, and the invaluable benefits it offers to enterprises.
TransformBase 2024: Shaping the Future of Frontier Technologies
In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, staying ahead of the curve is no longer an option – it's a necessity. Enter TransformBase 2024, a premier event and platform dedicated to convening an engaged community focused on understanding and harnessing the power of frontier technologies. But what sets TransformBase apart from the myriad of tech shows out there? Let's delve into why attending TransformBase 2024 is not just a choice, but a strategic imperative for businesses and individuals alike.
Presentation / AI & Partners: EU AI Act Schengen Area: Supporting Europe’s Digital Future
This presentation examines data from the European Commission’s State of Schengen Report 2024 to outline how the EU AI Act is intricately related to the Schengen area, particularly through its focus on migration, asylum, and border control management. Specifically, it focuses on support for the Schengen Area’s contributions to Europe’s digital future with secure digital border solutions.
Presentation / AI & Partners: EU AI Act: Overview of potential Member States’ resources
📊 Leveraging insights from the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) on GDPR resources, we're anticipating the resources Member States will allocate to supervisory authorities for EU AI Act enforcement. This report unpacks key takeaways for businesses, offering invaluable insights into navigating EU AI Act compliance.
Report / How does the EU AI Act support the revised OECD AI Principles?
Exploration of how the upcoming European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act (EU AI Act) addresses each of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation (OECD)’s updated AI principles (the Principles).
Report / EU AI Act: AI Literacy Competency Framework for Adults in the European Union
This document presents AI & Partners’ (“AI & P”) artificial intelligence (“AI”) competence framework for adults. AI literacy refers to skills, knowledge and understanding that allows providers, users and affected persons, taking into account their respective rights and obligations in the context of the European Union (“EU”) AI Act (the “EU AI Act” or “Act”), to make an informed deployment of AI systems, as well as to gain awareness about the opportunities and risks of AI and possible harm it can cause and thereby promote its democratic control. AI literacy is not be limited to learning about tools and technologies, but also equips providers and users with the notions and skills required to ensure compliance with and enforcement of the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Whistleblowing - Pre-empting protected disclosures
This report provides information on where protected disclosures under the European Union (“EU”) AI Act (the “EU AI Act”) are likely to arise based on a data from the Financial Conduct Authority’s (“FCA”) Prescribed Persons Annual Report 2022/23. These are made across three areas – Method, Identity and Allegations.
Report / EU AI Act Implementation: What can we expect?
Forward-looking insights on likely EU AI Act implementation path using data from a comparative regulation, the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"), across several areas, particularly enforcement.
Report / The expected impact of EU AI Act on the healthcare sector
The EU AI Act brings new requirements for AI systems in healthcare, emphasizing data protection and transparency. Challenges include ensuring AI transparency, data minimization, and supplier compliance. This article examines the expected impact.
Presentation / AI & Partners: EU AI Act: The new EU Regulation on artificial intelligence: what does it mean for patients? - A guide for patients and patients’ organisations
This document outlines what the EU AI Act means from a patients’ perspective and how patients’ organizations can contribute to ensuring that individuals' rights to privacy, data sharing, and accessing their health data are implemented optimally. The Act establishes specific provisions for high-risk AI systems, including those used in healthcare, to ensure they are trustworthy and do not compromise individuals' safety or fundamental rights. It also emphasizes the importance of data governance and the responsible use of data in AI systems, ensuring that personal data is processed transparently and securely.
Presentation / AI & Partners et al: Impact in the FinTech Industry - An Impact Analysis on Market Participants
Summary presentation on the report analysing the potential impact on the global FinTech industry and their customers in the first year of operation.
Report / AI & Partners et al: Impact in the FinTech Industry - An Impact Analysis on Market Participants
Report analysing the potential impact on the global FinTech industry and their customers in the first year of operation.
Guide / AI & Partners: EU AI Act & General Purpose AI A guide for the global AI Economy
Whitepaper providing a guide to the global AI economy on EU AI Act's application to general purpose AI (GPAI).
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - First Six Months
Forward Looking Report at Potential Impacts, Likely Implementation Challenges, and Recommendations for Improvement.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act in Practice - Forecasted experience of the Supervisory Authorities
Forward Looking Report at potential outcomes and in-house opinions of supervisory authorities under EU AI Act.
Report / AI & Partners: Greenwashing (GW) vs. AI Washing (AIW)
Overview of the differences between two phenomena, one nascent and one established.
Presentation / AI & Partners et al: Artificial Intelligence Washing - Compliance and Awareness
Summary presentation on the report analysing the nascent phenomenon known as 'AI Washing' and the EU AI Act's role as a risk mitigant.
Report / AI & Partners et al: Artificial Intelligence Washing - Compliance and Awareness
Report analysing the nascent phenomenon known as 'AI Washing' and the EU AI Act's role as a risk mitigant.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Regulatory Initiatives Grid (RIG) (July 2024)
The Grid includes initiatives led by one or more organisations linked to the EU AI Act – Academics and Other Experts, Artificial Intelligence Board, Artificial Intelligence Expert Group, CEN, CENELEC, Civil Society Representatives, ETSI, European Commission, European Parliament, European Stakeholder Organisation, European Standards Organisations, European Union Member State, Harmonised Standards Consultants, Industry Associations, National Competent Authorities, National Standards Bodies, and The Council of the European Union. The Grid also covers inter-related legal initiatives, such as those pertaining to a civil liability framework as well as sectoral safety legislation.
Presentation / AI & Partners: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 Timeline
Timeline of key events for the EU AI Act following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union on 12 July 2024.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Principles for the sound management of third-party AI risks
Principles focusing on AI third-party risk management to keep pace with technological developments, such as those under the EU AI Act.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - Handbook: Article 5 (Prohibited AI Practices)
Comprehensive guide that outlines the legislative and other provisions made under the EU AI Act. This issue focuses on Prohibited AI Practices under Article 5.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - Handbook: Articles 6-7 & Annex III (High-Risk AI Systems)
Comprehensive guide that outlines the legislative and other provisions made under the EU AI Act. This issue focuses on High-Risk AI Systems under Articles 6-7 & Annex III (High-Risk AI Systems).
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - Handbook: Limited- and Minimal-Risk AI Systems and GPAI
Comprehensive guide that outlines the legislative and other provisions made under the EU AI Act. This issue focuses on Limited- and Minimal Risk AI Systems and GPAI.
Presentation / AI & Partners et al: EU AI Act - Potential Impact on Cyber Security Outcomes
Summary presentation on the report analysing the potential impacts of EU AI Act on cyber security outcomes.
Report / AI & Partners et al: EU AI Act - Potential Impact on Cyber Security Outcomes
Report analysing the potential impacts of EU AI Act on cyber security outcomes.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - Green Guide: Guidance on Implementation
Comprehensive document that provides detailed guidance on the implementation of the AI Act. This guide aims to ensure consistency, clarity, and ease of compliance for stakeholders.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act - Trustworthy AI Uptake: AI Procurement Guidelines for Enterprises
This report is a practical toolkit that will help navigate the challenges of AI procurement under EU AI Act through a structured framework. It is directional, not prescriptive and both firm-/industry-agnostic, rather than problem specific.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Driving AI Leadership - AI C-Suite Toolbox
This document provides a practical set of tools that can help corporate executives understand the EU AI Act’s impact on their roles, ask the right questions, understand the key trade-offs and make informed decisions on AI projects and implementations.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: The Landscape of AI Advice
As the world grapples with rapid technological advancements, demographic shifts and evolving consumer expectations, the nascent landscape of AI advice begins to emerge.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Enterprise Governance - AI Toolkit
The emergence of artificial intelligence (“AI”) holds great promise for enterprises, both AI native and AI non-native, perhaps as much as any new development in the modern data economy. The case for AI is stronger as global macroeconomic tensions highlight the need for novel mechanisms to boost productivity, drive economic growth and an emergence of a new AI-enabled economy underpinned through trade digitization. At the same time, AI may engender a fair share of puzzlement and anxiety among business leaders unfamiliar with it as a new and unfamiliar productivity tool.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Major Harms and Emerging Risks Radar
Emerging Risks are risks which may newly develop or which already exist and are continuously evolving. They are characterised by a high degree of uncertainty in terms of impacts and likelihood, according to the EU AI Act, and may have a substantial potential impact on an enterprise’s activity.
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Financial Markets Exposure
Risks are those which may newly develop, or which already exist and are continuously evolving. They are characterised by a high degree of uncertainty in terms of impacts and likelihood, according to the EU AI Act, and may have a substantial potential impact on an enterprise’s activity within the financial markets sector (and sub-sectors).
Presentation / AI & Partners: The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Value Chain Creation
AI systems are those which require input and support from multiple parties. They are acknowledged as a highly complex, evolving family of technologies that have general purpose application, according to the EU AI Act. In this sense, they affect multiple segments of the economy given both their availability and application.
Presentation / AI & Partners et al: EU AI Act - Third-Country Preparedness
Summary presentation on the report analysing the preparedness of third-country firms and countries for the EU AI Act.
Report / AI & Partners et al: EU AI Act - Third-Country Preparedness
Report analysing the preparedness of third-country firms and countries for the EU AI Act.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Know Your AI System (KYAI) Guide: Guidance on Implementation of a Risk-Based Approach
The EU AI Act KYAI is a comprehensive document that provides detailed guidance on the implementation of a
risk-based approach. This guide aims to ensure consistency, clarity, and ease of compliance for stakeholders.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Towards an AI Economy: An Enabling Framework
The rapid advancement of technologies is resulting in the development, deployment and use of huge volumes of AI systems. These AI systems can be harnessed for the benefit of the society. However, access, availability and enabling discovery of AI remain key challenges. AI systems remain underutilised, fragmented across the public and private sectors, inhibiting the transition to an AI-driven economy where the rights of all stakeholders are respected in a trusted environment.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Enterprise Exposure
Risks are those which may newly develop, or which already exist and are continuously evolving. They are characterised by a high degree of uncertainty in terms of impacts and likelihood, according to the EU AI Act, and may have a substantial potential impact on an enterprise’s activity across all of its business functions sector (and those working within those).
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Regulation Grid
This resource is intended to assist with compliance under the EU AI Act by providing a high-level overview of its core requirements for enterprises.
Report / AI & Partners: EU AI Act - Action Plan
AI systems are those which pose a risk of harm to individuals’ health, safety, and fundamental rights. They are acknowledged as a highly complex, evolving family of technologies that have general purpose application, according to the EU AI Act. In this sense, they have the capacity to affect wide swathes of society given both their functionality and risk profile. What steps should companies take?