Just a few days after the provisional agreement on the EU AI Act, policymakers reached a landmark agreement updating the Product Liability Directive which now also covers liability deriving from artificial intelligence.
The CJEU took a rigid position on the potential violation of the GDPR by credit scoring systems that might have impacts on banks, even in the light of the upcoming EU AI Act on artificial intelligence.
Explore the intersection of privacy, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence related risks and board liabilities with Andy Serwin on our podcast.
The web scraping of information and personal data by artificial intelligence (AI) systems for their training has come under the scrutiny of the Italian privacy authority.
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Negotiations on the EU AI Act are becoming intense and the main subject of debates relates to the introduction on regulations on foundation models.
The recent developments on the EU AI Act set high expectations that a political agreement on its contents will be reached soon.
The Italian Privacy Authority issued a decalogue of rules on artificial intelligence in the healthcare that sets out principles that can be applicable to both public and private companies using AI.
A backbone of the requirements provided by the EU AI Act for high-risk AI systems is the establishment, implementation, and documentation of an AI risk management system.
Article 15 of the EU AI Act requires that high-risk artificial intelligence systems meet an adequate level of accuracy, robustness, safety, and cybersecurity.