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The Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) is the first official regulation that introduces a legal artificial intelligence compliance embracing all sectors and all types of AI.
AI is far more dangerous than nukes
The threats posed by artificial intelligence are real and have been long-debated worldwide. As AI becomes more sophisticated, the risks grow exponentially. Whether it’s the increasing automation, bias issues, adversarial attacks or autonomous weapons, some can operate even without human oversight. This cannot but raise huge concerns and call for discussion at the level of law and regulators. Imposing mandatory rules on AI can help deal with risks brought by AI technologies if they infringe human rights or affect their lives. Therefore, the objective of EU AI Act is to ensure that AI systems placed on the market and used in the Union are safe and trustworthy as well as respect existing law on fundamental rights. The EU AI Act will apply to any company worldwide, if they provide or deploy AI systems in the EU. In case of non-compliance companies will be punished and obliged to pay up to 30 million Euro or 6% of global annual turnover, for the most serious offenses.
High-risk applications must be regulated in a number of critical industries that could put the life and health of citizens at risk.
If your company provides or deploys AI systems in the European Union, Adversa AI can help you with the EU AI Act compliance.
To comply, vendors should have to build an AI risk management framework. Adversa AI can help to raise security awareness in the AI industry from training to threat intelligence by providing a real AI risk posture.
Companies have to conduct regular assessments in order to show the compliance of their AI systems with the EU AI Act. Adversa AI will assist in high-level analysis of your AI technology to get a threat model and security architecture review. The Adversa AI’s team will analyze your AI-based applications according to EU AI Act compliance guidelines, so that your company is able to deal with the issues and greatly reduce the costs of compliance.
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