With less than a month to go before parts of the European Union's AI Act come into force, companies are calling for a pause ...

CEOs said the bloc’s ability to become a leader in nascent AI is being disrupted by overlapping and complicated regulations.

The call adds to ongoing concerns about the short timeframe in which companies will have to comply with a set of voluntary ...

The European Union asked member states to review investments by their companies in non-EU countries in sensitive ... EU Asks for Risk Assessments of Chip, AI, Quantum Investments Gift this ...

Riskonnect has launched an AI governance solution integrated within its risk management platform to help organizations manage ...

The EU AI Act uses a pyramid of risks assessment, from very high, unacceptable levels, down to systems deemed to present minimal risk. In order from high to low therefore: ... High risk AI systems – ...

While the Commission estimated 5-15% of AI systems will be classified as high risk in 2021, a 2022 survey of 113 EU-based startups said it had found that 33-50% of the startups think of their own ...

If the system falls into the high-risk category, demand a compliance roadmap specifying steps for conformity assessments, whether conducted internally or by an external body. 2. Require Conformity ...

The EU’s first draft of its rules for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models outlines managing risks and compliance with the AI Act. Stakeholders have until November 28 to submit feedback.