AI ACT
Shaping the ethical future of artificial intelligence
As the European Union’s AI Act nears finalization, it introduces a risk-based regulatory framework to govern AI technologies, with a focus on transparency, safety, and ethical use. The Act classifies AI systems into risk categories, from minimal to high risk, imposing various obligations on developers and users alike. This legislation aims to ensure that AI systems are trustworthy, lawful, and aligned with human rights.
Key considerations include: How can businesses ensure compliance with the AI Act? What are the responsibilities of AI developers and users under this new framework?
Our lawyers can help you with:
- Risk assessment for AI systems: We assist in evaluating AI technologies against the AI Act’s risk classifications, ensuring that your systems are properly categorized and compliant with regulatory requirements.
- Compliance with the AI Act: From high-risk systems to low-impact AI tools, we offer tailored guidance on meeting obligations such as transparency, data protection, and safety standards outlined in the Act.
- Accountability and transparency requirements: We help you implement the necessary mechanisms to ensure that AI operations are transparent, providing robust governance frameworks that meet the Act’s accountability standards.
Contact us to understand how we can help ensure your AI operations meet the upcoming legal obligations.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
