How to Identify High-Risk AI Systems According to the EU AI Act
Osman Güçlütürk
06 Mar 2024
The EU AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive legal framework governing AI across use cases. Following a lengthy consultation process since it was first proposed in April 2021 – which saw members states and Union institutions propose comprehensive amendments – a political agreement was reached in December of 2023. The text based on this agreement is now going through the final stages of the EU law-making procedure, and was approved by the EU Parliament committees on 13 February and will be voted on by the Parliament plenary in March. The text preserves the risk-based approach for AI systems, where requirements are proportionate to the level of risk posed by a system, while introducing another risk-based classification for general purpose AI (“GPAI”) models.
This guide serves as a starting point for organizations seeking to determine the level of regulatory risk their systems pose in the EU.
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