I admit the EU AI Act 2024 spooked me on first reading last summer. I thought it would be quite a task to track the risk and usage of all AI usage in an organisation.
But having read their guidance published this week, I realise that most of their measures won’t apply to 95% of organisations. (Commission publishes the Guidelines on prohibited artificial intelligence (AI) practices, as defined by the AI Act.) Continue reading “AI Regulation in the EU: Why Most Businesses Won’t Have to Worry”
In this video series, I’ve been making the case that we should manage AI like an asset. Doing so not only helps us control costs and mitigate risks, but crucially enables us to harness innovation and overcome barriers that might otherwise prevent us from tapping into AI’s full potential. In the previous video, we discussed various categories of risk associated with AI, including the emerging regulatory risks. Today, I’d like to offer a concrete example: the newly published EU AI Act 2024, set to take effect in 2026. Continue reading “Quick guide to the EU AI Act 2024”
