The upcoming EU AI Act is poised to impact businesses globally with its strict documentation requirements for high-risk AI systems. This pioneering regulation will necessitate companies to create thorough technical documentation covering the complete lifecycle of AI models.
What is the EU AI ACT?
The EU AI Act is a comprehensive law on artificial intelligence proposed by the European Union. It categorizes AI applications into three risk levels: unacceptable, high-risk, and low-risk. Unacceptable-risk AI systems are banned, while high-risk systems have specific legal requirements. The Act aims to ensure the safety, transparency, and accountability of AI systems used in the EU, with obligations for providers and users based on the level of risk posed by the AI.
Understanding the EU AI Act: A Deep Dive
Being prepared to comply with the Act's extensive documentation requirements is a must! Our white paper delves into the EU AI Act and its impact on global businesses seeking to deploy AI ethically and legally within the EU market. Learn about the expanding definition of high-risk systems, the specific documentation demands, and how to avoid severe penalties for non-compliance.
Meet this urgent call to action by understanding the regulation's far-reaching implications, including:
- The top 3 documentation challenges modeling teams face and proven solutions to overcome them.
- How auto-documentation tools like Vectice enable businesses to get ahead of regulations through automated documentation of ML projects.
- Equip your organization with the right strategies and technology to ensure responsible and compliant AI in the face of growing model complexity and evolving global regulations
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➡️ White Paper: The EU AI Act - Documentation is no longer optional
