Yuliia Habriiel
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If you are building AI that influences important decisions about people’s lives, embrace the high-risk classification and the responsibilities that come with it.
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Yes, it does. US companies operating AI systems that touch EU markets, clients, or individuals must comply with EU AI Act – even if their head offices are located in USA.
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European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade is one of the main frameworks for human-centered digital strategy in Europe. Let’s dig in!
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EU Artificial Intelligence Act Article 5 became enforceable on February 2, 2025. It covers prohibited AI practices that pose significant risks to individuals, society, or fundamental EU values. Let’s explore.
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Understanding how the EU AI Act leverages the Brussels Effect to establish global AI compliance standards, mandatory requirements for international businesses, and the critical role of automated compliance solutions. The European Union AI Act represents the world’s first comprehensive artificial intelligence regulation, and its influence extends far beyond European borders through a phenomenon known as…
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Understanding how Article 6 determines whether your AI system faces strict EU regulations – with real-world examples from healthcare, finance, recruitment, and beyond. TL;DR: Article 6 of the EU AI Act is the gatekeeper that determines whether your AI system faces the strictest regulatory requirements in the world. It establishes two clear pathways to high-risk…
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Discover whether the EU AI Act is a regulation or directive, its key features, implementation timeline, and global impact on artificial intelligence governance. Key Takeaway: The EU AI Act is a REGULATION (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), not a directive. This distinction is crucial as regulations have direct legal effect across all EU member states without requiring…