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BREAKING: Today, July 12th, the EU AI Act is published in the Official Journal, and the enforcement countdown starts. Here's what you must add to your calendar:

📌  August 1st, 2024: The AI Act will enter into force;
📌  February 2025: Chapters I (general provisions) & II (prohibited AI systems) will apply;
📌  August 2025: Chapter III Section 4 (notifying authorities), Chapter V (general purpose AI models), Chapter VII (governance), Chapter XII (confidentiality and penalties), and Article 78 (confidentiality) will apply, except for Article 101 (fines for General Purpose AI providers);
📌  August 2026: the whole AI Act applies, except for Article 6(1) & corresponding obligations (one of the categories of high-risk AI systems);
📌  August 2027 - Article 6(1) & corresponding obligations apply.

2024-05-21 18:11 Weblink

Today the Council approved a ground-breaking law aiming to harmonise rules on artificial intelligence, the so-called artificial intelligence act. The flagship legislation follows a ‘risk-based’ approach, which means the higher the risk to cause harm to society, the stricter the rules. It is the first of its kind in the world and can set a global standard for AI regulation. 

The new law aims to foster the development and uptake of safe and trustworthy AI systems across the EU’s single market by both private and public actors. At the same time, it aims to ensure respect of fundamental rights of EU citizens and stimulate investment and innovation on artificial intelligence in Europe. The AI act applies only to areas within EU law and provides exemptions such as for systems used exclusively for military and defence as well as for research purposes.

2023-12-09 11:01 Weblink News

MEPs reached a political deal with the Council on a bill to ensure AI in Europe is safe, respects fundamental rights and democracy, while businesses can thrive and expand.

Dessa standardavtalsklausuler har utarbetats för offentliga organisationer som vill upphandla ett AI-system som utvecklats av en extern leverantör. Dessa standardklausuler är baserade på de standardklausuler för upphandling av algoritmiska system som utvecklades av Amsterdams stad 2018 (https://www.amsterdam.nl/innovatie/digitalisering-technologie/algoritmen-ai/contractual-terms-for-algorithms/).

De standardavtalsklausuler som presenteras baseras i stor utsträckning på de krav och skyldigheter för AI-system med hög risk som ingår i avdelning III i förslaget till förordning om artificiell intelligens* (rättsakten om artificiell intelligens). Detta förslag är föremål för pågående förhandlingar, så klausulerna kommer att behöva ses över för att ta hänsyn till eventuella ändringar och helt anpassa dem till den slutliga förordning som antas av rådet och Europaparlamentet.

2023-06-22 11:10 Weblink Research & Reports

Following the AI Roadmap suggestions for concrete activities aimed at aligning EU and U.S. risk-based approaches, a group of experts engaged to prepare an initial draft AI terminologies and taxonomies. A total number of 65 terms were identified with reference to key documents from the EU and the U.S.

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