EU AI Act
The AI Act continues to evolve through regulatory guidance, technical standards and legislative updates, including changes introduced by the Digital Omnibus on AI.
Whether your organisation uses chatbots for customer enquiries, develops predictive models for credit decisions, or deploys image recognition for security, the AI Act may impact your governance practices.
Explore our four-part blog series to understand the key compliance requirements and steps your organisations should take to manage AI responsibly and confidently.
Part 1: Timeline and important deadlines
Discover the timeline and deadlines of the phased implementation schedule of the EU’s AI Act. Find out when the AI Act will apply and when you need to ensure compliance.
Part 2: What is ‘high-risk’ activity?
Learn about the AI Act’s risk-based approach to the classification of artificial intelligence systems. Find out what AI systems are banned, what is considered ‘high-risk’ activity, and what systems are exempt.
Part 3: Who must comply and what are the obligations?
Understand the six distinct roles of the AI supply chain, including Providers and Deployers. If your organisation markets, deploys, or uses AI systems in the EU, you will need to adhere to the AI Act’s extra-territorial obligations for compliance.
Part 4: Essential strategies
Explore 5 key strategies that can help your organisation meet the EU’s AI Act compliance requirements whilst supporting innovation and building trust with users and stakeholders.
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