A Pioneering Legal Framework on Artificial Intelligence
AI ACT
A Practical Guide for Business
The EU’s pioneering AI Act —Regulation (EU) 2024/1689— published today, July 12th, in the Official Journal of the European Union, is crucial for businesses, as it establishes a common risk-based framework and imposes a comprehensive set of obligations on all actors in the AI value chain, from providers to deployers. It also introduces substantial penalties for non-compliance. Consequently, organizations must identify and mitigate the risks associated with their AI models through specific measures.
The guide provides an overview of the AI Act, clarifies its scope, and provides practical advice for navigating its complexities. In addition to outlining practical steps for compliance, it also highlights how to leverage the opportunities presented by this innovative piece of legislation.
COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL FRAMEWORK TO REGULATE AI USE
- Regulation goals
- Coordination of AI Act with other EU legal frameworks
- Definition of AI system
- Actors subject to AI Act | Penalties
- Risk-based approach
- Prohibited practices
- High-risk AI systems
- High-risk AI systems requirements
- Main obligations for providers of high-risk AI systems
- Main obligations for users of high-risk AI systems
- Transparency obligations for certain AI systems
- General-purpose AI models
AI ACT: ROADMAP
- Roadmap
IMPACT ON PRACTICES
- Competition law: How to comply with competition law when using AI
- Labor and employment law: Does the new AI Act affect employers?
- What obligations in the workplace does the AI Act impose
on companies? - How can HR areas prepare for the AI Act?
- Data protection and the AI Act
- How to comply with copyright law when using AI
- Input problem
- Text and data mining exception
- What specific obligations does the AI Act impose
on companies regarding copyright?