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The Evolution of Requirements for Insurtech Under the EU AI Act
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EU AI Regulation
The Evolution of Requirements for Insurtech Under the EU AI Act
The insurance practices and types covered by the AI Act have evolved significantly throughout the consultation process.
Regulating Foundation Models and Generative AI: The EU AI Act Approach
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Regulating Foundation Models and Generative AI: The EU AI Act Approach
Foundation models and generative AI occupy centre stage in the public discourse around artificial intelligence today. Touted to usher in a new era of computing, they enable instant automation, access to information, pattern identification and image, audio and video generation.
Conformity Assessments in the EU AI Act: What You Need to Know
Conformity Assessments in the EU AI Act: What You Need to Know
Seeking to establish global leadership on governing artificial intelligence, the EU AI Act lays down a risk-based regulatory framework where AI systems are classed into having low or minimal risk, limited risk, high risk, or unacceptable risk, with obligations proportional to the level of risk posed.
AI in HR: Comparing the EU AI Act and NYC Local Law 144
AI in HR: Comparing the EU AI Act and NYC Local Law 144
NYC Local Law 144 and the EU AI Act are among the most notable regulations to have emerged in this area in recent years. Both laws have profound implications for the HR industry in their respective jurisdictions. Here is a comparison between the AI Act and NYC Local Law 144.
How to Prepare for the EU AI Act
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EU AI Regulation
How to Prepare for the EU AI Act
Landmark, seismic, pivotal – whichever adjective you prefer to use, there’s no doubt the AI Act is a game-changer. It is the first proposed set of rules to take a comprehensive approach to AI regulation in one of the world's biggest markets, the European Union.
Regulating AI in the EU: What Businesses Need to Know About the AI Act
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EU AI Regulation
Regulating AI in the EU: What Businesses Need to Know About the AI Act
The EU AI Act was passed by the European Parliament on 14 June 2023 and will have significant implications for businesses around the world. In this blog post, we summarise what you need to know about the EU AI Act, particularly for high-risk systems.
AI Regulation Around the World: Spain
AI Regulation Around the World: Spain
The European Commission's proposed harmonised rules on artificial intelligence, the EU AI Act, aim to regulate AI systems on the EU market to create greater trust. Spain has not contributed to the development of the Act but has launched the first regulatory sandbox to experiment with its obligations. Spain has also published a National AI Strategy, announced Europe's first AI Supervisory Agency, and targeted platform-based worker rights with its Rider Law.
AI Regulation Around the World: The Netherlands
AI Regulation Around the World: The Netherlands
The European Union’s (EU’s) proposed AI Act aims to harmonise requirements for AI systems across the EU with its risk-based approach. Ahead of this, some countries, like the Netherlands, are pressing ahead with specific national requirements.The Dutch approach is shaped by the scandal around a biased algorithm that their tax office used to assess benefits claims. The tax office implemented the system in 2013 and, after civil society raised concerns, two formal investigations in 2020 and 2021 uncovered systematic bias affecting 1.4 million people.
Digital Markets Act: The EU Commission is Cracking Down
Digital Markets Act: The EU Commission is Cracking Down
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into effect on November 1st 2022 and focuses on regulating how online platforms operate with respect to fair competition and consumer choice by reducing the bottlenecks that so-called gatekeepers create by monopolising the digital economy.
What is the EU AI Act?
What is the EU AI Act?
‍First proposed on the 21st of April 2021, the European Commission’s proposed Harmonised Rules on Artificial Intelligence, colloquially known as the EU AI Act, seeks to lead the world in AI regulation. Likely to become the global gold standard for AI regulation, much like the general data protection regulations did for privacy regulation, the rules aim to create an ‘ecosystem of trust’ that manages AI risk and prioritises human rights in the development and deployment of AI.
EU AI Act: Summary of Updates on Final Compromise Text
EU AI Act: Summary of Updates on Final Compromise Text
The latest and final compromise text of the EU AI Act (released on 6 December 2022) marks the EU ministers' official greenlight to adopt a general approach to the AI Act.
The EU’s Digital Services Act – The Need for Independent Third-Party AI Audits
The EU’s Digital Services Act – The Need for Independent Third-Party AI Audits
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU law that regulates digital services. It requires companies to assess risks, outline mitigation efforts, and undergo third-party audits for compliance. The DSA is part of the EU's approach to regulating digital technologies, along with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and EU AI Act.
Penalties of the EU AI Act: The High Cost of Non-Compliance
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Penalties of the EU AI Act: The High Cost of Non-Compliance
The European Commission aims to lead the world in Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulation with the proposed EU AI Act. This article explores the proposed penalties of the EU AI Act for organisations that are non-compliant with the Act.
Spain's Rider Law: Algorithmic Transparency and Worker Rights
Spain's Rider Law: Algorithmic Transparency and Worker Rights
Spain’s royal decree 9/2021 or rider law gives platform delivery workers employment rights and imposes algorithmic transparency obligations.
Regulating AI: The EU AI Act vs California’s Employment Legislation
Regulating AI: The EU AI Act vs California’s Employment Legislation
California has proposed a Workplace Technology Accountability Act and modifications to its employment regulations to address automated decision systems. In this blog, we compare these proposals to the proposed EU AI Act.
What Enterprises Need to Know About the EU’s AI Liability Directive
What Enterprises Need to Know About the EU’s AI Liability Directive
The AI Liability Directive is the EU’s proposed new law to make it easier to prove liability in cases where AI systems cause harm.
What Enterprises Need to Know About the EU AI Act
What Enterprises Need to Know About the EU AI Act
The EU AI Act was first proposed by the European Commission in April 2021. It will be the first law worldwide which regulates the development and use of AI in a comprehensive way.
Regulatory Sandboxes and The EU AI Act
Regulatory Sandboxes and The EU AI Act
The EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act aims to lead the world in the governance of AI, requiring impact assessments to identify the risk associated with the use of AI systems and continuous management and mitigation of this risk.
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