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The EU AI Act - what does it mean for your business?
The EU has passed the world’s first comprehensive law on Artificial Intelligence (AI): The AI Act. This groundbreaking legislation aims to ensure the safe, ethical, and transparent use of AI within the EU, impacting businesses in the UK and globally.
Key Takeaways for Business Leaders:
- Understanding Risk Categories: The AI Act categorises AI systems based on their potential risk. Systems posing unacceptable risk, such as those used for social scoring or manipulative practices, are banned. High-risk systems, like those used in critical infrastructure, healthcare, or law enforcement, will face strict regulations, including pre-market conformity assessments and ongoing monitoring.
- Transparency is Paramount: Businesses using AI, especially generative AI systems like ChatGPT, must be transparent about their use. This includes disclosing AI-generated content, preventing the generation of illegal content, and providing summaries of copyrighted training data.
- Compliance is Essential: The AI Act enforces compliance through hefty fines, reaching up to 7% of a company's global annual turnover. Businesses need to understand their obligations and implement necessary measures to avoid costly penalties.
- Embrace the Opportunities: The AI Act aims to support innovation by offering testing environments and resources for start-ups and smaller companies. Businesses should leverage these opportunities to develop and deploy AI solutions responsibly.
Call to Action:
The AI Act signifies a significant shift in the AI landscape. Business leaders need to:
- Assess their current and future use of AI systems.
- Determine the risk category of each system.
- Develop and implement compliance strategies.
- Embrace transparency and ethical considerations.
- Stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape.
By taking proactive steps, businesses can ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and harness the power of AI responsibly.
Business Leaders Cyber Briefing is produced by Cool Waters Cyber, a UK based cyber security firm who have been protecting businesses across 3 continents since 1999. We are an NCSC Assured Service Provider and Cyber Advisor. To learn more: www.cool-waters.co.uk
Need help with Cyber Security?
Speak to Cool Waters Cyber - NCSC assured Cyber Advisors and Cyber Essentials experts - www.cool-waters.co.uk
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By Cool Waters CyberThe EU has passed the world’s first comprehensive law on Artificial Intelligence (AI): The AI Act. This groundbreaking legislation aims to ensure the safe, ethical, and transparent use of AI within the EU, impacting businesses in the UK and globally.
Key Takeaways for Business Leaders:
- Understanding Risk Categories: The AI Act categorises AI systems based on their potential risk. Systems posing unacceptable risk, such as those used for social scoring or manipulative practices, are banned. High-risk systems, like those used in critical infrastructure, healthcare, or law enforcement, will face strict regulations, including pre-market conformity assessments and ongoing monitoring.
- Transparency is Paramount: Businesses using AI, especially generative AI systems like ChatGPT, must be transparent about their use. This includes disclosing AI-generated content, preventing the generation of illegal content, and providing summaries of copyrighted training data.
- Compliance is Essential: The AI Act enforces compliance through hefty fines, reaching up to 7% of a company's global annual turnover. Businesses need to understand their obligations and implement necessary measures to avoid costly penalties.
- Embrace the Opportunities: The AI Act aims to support innovation by offering testing environments and resources for start-ups and smaller companies. Businesses should leverage these opportunities to develop and deploy AI solutions responsibly.
Call to Action:
The AI Act signifies a significant shift in the AI landscape. Business leaders need to:
- Assess their current and future use of AI systems.
- Determine the risk category of each system.
- Develop and implement compliance strategies.
- Embrace transparency and ethical considerations.
- Stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape.
By taking proactive steps, businesses can ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and harness the power of AI responsibly.
Business Leaders Cyber Briefing is produced by Cool Waters Cyber, a UK based cyber security firm who have been protecting businesses across 3 continents since 1999. We are an NCSC Assured Service Provider and Cyber Advisor. To learn more: www.cool-waters.co.uk
Need help with Cyber Security?
Speak to Cool Waters Cyber - NCSC assured Cyber Advisors and Cyber Essentials experts - www.cool-waters.co.uk