The implementation of the AI Regulation (AI Regulation) requires a comprehensive adaptation of the legal framework and processes within companies for the use of artificial intelligence in the EU.
First, companies must ensure that their AI systems are transparent and accountable. This means that users must be clearly informed about how decisions are made by AI.
Furthermore, strict security and data protection requirements must be observed. High-risk AI applications must undergo a thorough risk assessment before they are launched on the market. Implementing monitoring and reporting mechanisms is also crucial to identify and minimize potential risks at an early stage.
Finally, training and further education must be provided for employees to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the new regulations and their practical implementation. The AI Regulation aims to create a safe and ethical environment for the development and use of AI technologies and to strengthen public trust in these systems. Role analysis according to the AI Regulation - manufacturer, provider, marketer, operator.
Data Privacy & AI supports companies with the following topics:
- Role analysis according to AI-VO
- Requirements analysis according to AI-VO
- Risk analysis based on the risk classification according to KI-VO
- Implementation of AI management systems
- Implementing AI governance software
- Risk management
- Training management
- Audit management including development of internal control system