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

A first-level risk assessment of your AI system should address attributes such as: • Data quality and bias potential. • Transparency of AI decision-making. • The impact of AI outcomes on ...

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 – ...

The study places the forthcoming EU Artificial Intelligence Act at the center of Europe’s effort to control the rapid ...

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 ...

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.

The AI act aims to ensure that artificial intelligence (AI) systems are developed and used responsibly. The rules impose obligations on providers and deployers of AI technologies and regulate the ...

For AI models deemed to carry systemic risk, the Code introduces stricter requirements, including risk assessments, model evaluations, incident reporting and cybersecurity obligations.