In this insightful video, legal expert Alexandre Osti delves into the complexities of the EU AI Act, focusing on how businesses can determine their AI risk classification. Understanding your classification is not just about the technology itself, but also about identifying your specific role—whether as a provider, deployer, operator, or importer.
Alexandre explains that high-risk classifications are common for AI systems that interact with health and safety, such as those impacting bodily harm or healthcare, as well as systems that influence fundamental rights like democracy and market access. He highlights how even subtle actions, such as fine-tuning a model or applying a trademark, can shift your legal responsibilities under the Act.
Principaux enseignements :
- Role Identification: Learn why your role—be it provider, deployer, or importer— is central to determining your compliance obligations.
- High-Risk Indicators: Discover the specific areas, such as healthcare and fundamental rights, that automatically trigger high-risk classifications.
- The Safety Mechanism: Understand how AI systems serving as safety features in larger products fall under stricter regulatory scrutiny.
- Dynamic Reclassification: See how simple business decisions, like branding an AI model, can reclassify your legal status.
About the EU AI Act Event: This video is part of the Swiss {ai} Weeks, an event series dedicated to helping businesses navigate the evolving landscape of AI regulation and compliance.
Navigating the complexities of the EU AI Act can be challenging. At ComplianceRT.com, we specialize in helping Swiss businesses understand and meet these requirements. We turn compliance into a competitive advantage, ensuring your AI solutions are ready for the global market.
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