Opinion: Deloitte partner Cavan Fabris says organizations need to conduct risk assessments that take both the EU AI Act and ...

Ahead of a May deadline to finalize guidance for providers of general purpose AI (GPAI) models on complying with provisions ...

Executives can help enterprises get started on compliance targets, manage vendors and keep up with evolving requirements.

As of Sunday in the European Union, the bloc’s regulators can ban the use of AI ... law enforcement can’t make a decision that “produces an adverse legal effect” on a person solely based ...

The European Parliament approved the AI Act last March after years of alleged fine-tuning. By August 1, the law ... the EU made it illegal to predict whether someone will commit a crime based ...

The EU and the United Kingdom (UK) have both been active in shaping the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

The EU AI Act takes a risk-based approach tailored to the system's level of risk: Unacceptable risk AI systems, that deploy manipulative, exploitative, social control or surveillance practices ...

The EU AI Act came into force ... Employers should: Map out which AI systems are used within their organisation; Qualify these AI systems based on their risk level; and Stop using any AI systems ...

The AI Act, approved by the EU today, aims to "protect fundamental rights, democracy, the rule of law and environmental sustainability from high-risk AI, while boosting innovation and establishing ...

The Artificial Intelligence Act came into force in the EU in ... levels of risk for AI systems: unacceptable, high, limited and minimal. Eight practices are banned as unacceptable based on ...