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[…] the AI Pact were signed by over 130 stakeholders on 26 September 2024 . By February 2025 : (1.) The AI Board should support the Commission to promote AI literacy tools. Providers and deployers of AI systems sha ll take measures to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy of users. (2.) The Commission […]

[…] anticipate pertinent AI risks, and determine whether they have been brought within acceptable levels. While there is no silver bullet that will solve all of these issues today, companies looking to enhance their AI impact assessments should inter alia consider the following: › Enhancing their processes for gathering information from third party model developers […]

[…] anticipate pertinent AI risks, and determine whether they have been brought within acceptable levels. While there is no silver bullet that will solve all of these issues today, companies looking to enhance their AI impact assessments should inter alia consider the following: › Enhancing their processes for gathering information from third party model developers […]

[…] anticipate pertinent AI risks, and determine whether they have been brought within acceptable levels. While there is no silver bullet that will solve all of these issues today, companies looking to enhance their AI impact assessments should inter alia consider the following: ›Enhancing their processes for gathering information from third party model developers and […]

[…] laws and regulations. To that end, Section 2 of the Report charts existing laws and regulations in the 5 jurisdictions that may apply to ge nerative AI today. Findings include: »Data protection law has been a key source of binding legal obligations for generative AI. This is because datasets containing personal data have been […]

[…] laws and regulations. To that end, Section 2 of the Report charts existing laws and regulations in the 5 jurisdictions that may apply to ge nerative AI today. Findings include: »Data protection law has been a key source of binding legal obligations for generative AI. This is because datasets containing personal data have been […]

[…] attested Trusted Execution Environment.” Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) “A trusted execution environment (TEE) is a secure area inside a computing device’s central processing unit (CPU). It runs code and accesses information i n a way that is isolated from the rest of the system.” Table 1: Comparison of leading descriptions of confidential computing. Confid […]

[…] laws and regulations. To that end, Section 2 of the Report charts existing laws and regulations in the 5 jurisdictions that may apply to ge nerative AI today. Findings include: »Data protection law has been a key source of binding legal obligations for generative AI. This is because datasets containing personal data have been […]

[…] entry into force. (Art. 113(a)) Provisions on Prohibited AI kick off, six months after the entry into force. (Art. 113(a)) The AI Office will have to publish Code(s) of Practice for General Purpose AI (GPAI) within nine months after entry into force. (Art. 56(9)) If by 12 months no (adequate) CoP is in place, […]

[…] attested Trusted Execution Environment.” Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) “A trusted execution environment (TEE) is a secure area inside a computing device’s central processing unit (CPU). It runs code and accesses information in a way that is isolated from the rest of the system.” Table 1: Comparison of leading descriptions of confidential computing. Confid ential […]