The EU AI Act uses a pyramid of risks assessment, from very high, unacceptable levels, down to systems deemed to present minimal risk. In order from high to low therefore: Unacceptable risk – ...

Companies deploying high-risk ... AI systems that are (i) safety components of products covered by sectorial EU product safety law and (ii) required to undergo a third-party conformity assessment.

In the tenth post of our “Zooming in on AI” series, we dove into the different obligations related to high-risk AI systems ... in each EU Member State - of the assessment results unless ...

Conduct a comprehensive AI risk assessment. Start by assessing your own current AI systems against the thresholds of high-risk AI from the EU AI Act. A first-level risk assessment of your AI ...

The third draft of the EU General-Purpose AI (GPAI ... copyright obligations and risk assessment for providers of AI models classified as posing systemic risks. The third draft features a more ...

The Act also sets a key boundary for categorising other high-risk products: third-party conformity assessments ... AI systems will be classified as high risk in 2021, a 2022 survey of 113 EU ...

and the EU AI Act, the program builds practical expertise and concludes with a certification exam to validate skills in AI risk assessment and cyber defense. Learn more at ecfirst.biz. Why ecfirst ...