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EU vs AI: What You Need to Know About the EU's AI Act - The Legal Opinion with Flick Fisher, Partner at Fieldfisher
Jan 30, 2024
Flick Fisher, leading privacy specialist and partner at Fieldfisher, discusses the EU's AI Act and its risk-based approach to regulating AI systems. They explore high-risk systems, prohibited AI, and the implications for business operations. They also discuss concerns about stifling innovation and speculate on the global impact of this regulation.
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- The EU AI Act introduces different categories of AI systems based on risk levels, with some systems completely banned and others subject to additional requirements for transparency and ethics.
- The EU AI Act sets specific obligations for providers of high-risk AI systems, including risk assessments, data governance, and technical documentation, while also aiming to strike a balance between regulation and innovation.
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EU AI Act: First Legislative Law to Regulate AI Globally
The EU has released the first legislative law to regulate AI globally called the EU AI Act. The law aims to regulate AI systems based on the risks they present. It applies to all AI systems and introduces different categories based on risk levels. Certain AI systems are completely banned under the act, while others are categorized as higher risk or minimal risk. Providers of high-risk AI systems are subject to additional requirements, such as transparency and ethical considerations. The act also emphasizes the importance of good AI governance and environmental impacts. The EU AI Act is expected to set a global standard for AI regulation.
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