In this blog post, Martin Braun, Anne Vallery and Itsiq Benizri, CIPP/E discuss the identification of “high-risk AI systems” under the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act and the requirements applying to such systems. https://bit.ly/3W6ttdD
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Read my colleagues' excellent blog post to learn more about the identification of “high-risk AI systems” under the EU's recently adopted Artificial Intelligence Act and the implications of being a high-risk AI system.
What Are High-Risk AI Systems Within the Meaning of the EU’s AI Act, and What Requirements Apply to Them?
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🔍 How to Identify High-Risk AI Systems? ✨ What are the requirements for such systems? 📚 You'll find everything you need to know about this in our latest AI blog post. 🤖 Oh, and in case you were wondering, yes, we also have a blog post on the timeline and critical milestones on the road to full applicability of the AI Act: https://lnkd.in/ebFNq3Xc https://lnkd.in/eJq5H5H8
What Are High-Risk AI Systems Within the Meaning of the EU’s AI Act, and What Requirements Apply to Them?
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Read this blog post to learn more about the identification of “high-risk AI systems” under the Artificial Intelligence Act and the requirements that apply to them. #AI
What Are High-Risk AI Systems Within the Meaning of the EU’s AI Act, and What Requirements Apply to Them?
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Read this recent blog post to learn more about the identification of “high-risk AI systems” under the Artificial Intelligence Act and the requirements that apply to them. #AI
What Are High-Risk AI Systems Within the Meaning of the EU’s AI Act, and What Requirements Apply to Them?
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Read this recent blog post to learn more about the identification of “high-risk AI systems” under the Artificial Intelligence Act and the requirements that apply to them. #AI
What Are High-Risk AI Systems Within the Meaning of the EU’s AI Act, and What Requirements Apply to Them?
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Myself and other Marks & Clerk colleagues have given the #eu #aiact quite a bit of coverage over the last few months. Today #patentattorney Annabel Williams from our #manchester office gives a great summary of its key provisions with two interesting new angles - how it might impact the #medtech sector and how its approach to risk categorisation compares with that in the equivalent legislation in #colorado, the first #us state to come out with comprehensive measures for #ai. I recently praised Colorado's lawmakers for their brevity but will their approach be a blueprint for other US State and Federal #regulations to come? #machinelearning #digitaltransformation
The EU's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is set to become the first legislation globally to address the ethical and responsible use of AI. This landmark legislation introduces a risk-based classification system for AI applications, mandates transparency requirements, and outlines stringent enforcement mechanisms. The Act specifically highlights the Medtech sector, emphasising the need for stringent oversight due to the high stakes involved in healthcare applications. Businesses operating in or with the EU will need to navigate these new regulations carefully to ensure compliance while fostering innovation. Annabel Williams provides an in-depth look at the key aspects of the AI Act and its implications for businesses. Read the full article to understand how these regulations may impact your business and the broader AI landscape: https://lnkd.in/eP7Kj6HD #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IP #IntellectualProperty #EthicalAI #MedTech
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act: the first of its kind
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The #EU’s #AIAct is entering into force on 2 August 2024 and is the first of its kind to come into effect globally 🌎💥 I’ve written an article looking at how the Act categorises AI systems, what is prohibited under the Act and what is deemed ‘high risk’. While the Act is relevant to many industries, I’ve specifically considered some of the implications for #Medtech and touched on how the Act compares with #Colorado’s equivalent which is due to come into force next year.
The EU's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is set to become the first legislation globally to address the ethical and responsible use of AI. This landmark legislation introduces a risk-based classification system for AI applications, mandates transparency requirements, and outlines stringent enforcement mechanisms. The Act specifically highlights the Medtech sector, emphasising the need for stringent oversight due to the high stakes involved in healthcare applications. Businesses operating in or with the EU will need to navigate these new regulations carefully to ensure compliance while fostering innovation. Annabel Williams provides an in-depth look at the key aspects of the AI Act and its implications for businesses. Read the full article to understand how these regulations may impact your business and the broader AI landscape: https://lnkd.in/eP7Kj6HD #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IP #IntellectualProperty #EthicalAI #MedTech
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act: the first of its kind
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The AI Act, initially overlooking multifunctional AI like foundation models, led to debates. Industry sought exemption, civil groups pushed for inclusion, foreseeing safety gaps and burdens on users. "General Purpose AI systems" (GPAIS) emerged in discussions, aiming to extend Act requirements to adaptable models, addressing operator responsibility. Current debate focuses on adapting the Act to cover these advanced AI, revealing its initial limitations. The paper will delve into this evolution, highlighting challenges and proposing policy adjustments for GPAIS regulation within the AI Act's framework.
General Purpose AI Systems in the AI Act: Trying to Fit a Square Peg Into a Round Hole
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The EU's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is set to become the first legislation globally to address the ethical and responsible use of AI. This landmark legislation introduces a risk-based classification system for AI applications, mandates transparency requirements, and outlines stringent enforcement mechanisms. The Act specifically highlights the Medtech sector, emphasising the need for stringent oversight due to the high stakes involved in healthcare applications. Businesses operating in or with the EU will need to navigate these new regulations carefully to ensure compliance while fostering innovation. Annabel Williams provides an in-depth look at the key aspects of the AI Act and its implications for businesses. Read the full article to understand how these regulations may impact your business and the broader AI landscape: https://lnkd.in/eP7Kj6HD #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IP #IntellectualProperty #EthicalAI #MedTech
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act: the first of its kind
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