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02 - The European Union AI Act
In this episode of vLex Insights, we examine the recent EU AI Act and its effects on U.S. companies involved in artificial intelligence. This new law introduces a range of obligations for companies using AI in products or services targeted at EU residents.
Our discussion focuses on the critical aspects of the EU AI Act. We'll examine what the Act means for AI governance, how it classifies AI systems based on risk, and the steps U.S. companies must take to comply with these new regulations. Topics include risk assessment of AI systems, requirements for high-quality data in AI models, ongoing testing and monitoring of AI systems, and the importance of keeping detailed records.
This episode is aimed at professionals in the legal and tech sectors, especially those at U.S. companies that use AI technologies. We'll also consider the penalties for not following these rules, highlighting the importance of U.S. companies understanding and adapting to these changes promptly.
Join us to get a clear understanding of the EU AI Act and its implications for AI usage in a transatlantic context.
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