Everything you need to know about the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act and how to ensure your AI systems are compliant.
EU AI Act enters into force
Prohibited AI systems ban takes effect
GPAI model requirements apply
Full enforcement for high-risk AI systems
The EU AI Act classifies AI systems into four risk categories, each with different regulatory requirements.
AI systems that pose a clear threat to safety, livelihoods, and rights
AI systems that significantly impact people's lives and require strict compliance
AI systems with specific transparency obligations
AI systems with minimal or no risk to rights or safety
High-risk AI systems must comply with these mandatory requirements before market deployment.
Implement a continuous risk management process throughout the AI system lifecycle
Ensure training, validation, and testing data meets quality criteria
Maintain comprehensive documentation demonstrating compliance
Automatic logging of events for traceability throughout system operation
Provide clear information to users about AI system capabilities and limitations
Design systems to allow effective oversight by natural persons
Achieve appropriate levels of accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity
Undergo conformity assessment procedures before market placement
AI-Guard Lite automatically classifies your AI systems, generates required documentation, and monitors compliance in real-time.
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