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EU AI Act — Governance Architecture and Implementation Framework SUPRANATIONAL LEVEL (EU) European Commission (EC) : • Sets Procedures; Operationalizes the risk-based approach; Classification of GPAI; Prohibited Systems; Harmonized Standards & High-Risk Obligations; Information & Transparency; Enforcement activities; Ex-post Evaluation. European AI Office : Ar t. 64 AIA and Commission’s Decision – Composition: Centralized structure […]

[…] technologies can find applications beyond their initial design. 32 These unintended uses can produce positive outcomes, 33 but they can also raise risks that model and system designers did not anticipate. 34 Many companies therefore tend to analyze intended and unintended applications to unearth a broader range of AI risks and inform appropriate risk […]

[…] technologies can find applications beyond their initial design. 32 These unintended uses can produce positive outcomes, 33 but they can also raise risks that model and system designers did not anticipate. 34 Many companies therefore tend to analyze intended and unintended applications to unearth a broader range of AI risks and inform appropriate risk […]

[…] technologies can find applications beyond their initial design. 32 These unintended uses can produce positive outcomes, 33 but they can also raise risks that model and system designers did not anticipate. 34 Many companies therefore tend to analyze intended and unintended applications to unearth a broader range of AI risks and inform appropriate risk […]

[…] some bias. Policymakers have therefore identified the risk that biases in the data used to train generative AI systems may cause these systems to produce outputs that amplify these biases and encourage discrimination. Broadly, policymakers highlight two high-risk forms of bias that can arise in generative AI training data. Historical bias refers to patterns […]

[…] some bias. Policymakers have therefore identified the risk that biases in the data used to train generative AI systems may cause these systems to produce outputs that amplify these biases and encourage discrimination. Broadly, policymakers highlight two high-risk forms of bias that can arise in generative AI training data. Historical bias refers to patterns […]

J U LY 2 0 2 4 CONFIDENTIAL COMPUTING AND PRIVACY Policy Implications of Trusted Execution Environments Samuel Adams Policy Counsel, Future of Privacy Forum Stacey Gray Senior Director for U.S. Policy, Future of Privacy Forum Dr. Aaron Massey Senior Policy Analyst and Technologist, Future of Privacy Forum Dr. Rob van Eijk Managing Director for […]

[…] some bias. Policymakers have therefore identified the risk that biases in the data used to train generative AI systems may cause these systems to produce outputs that amplify these biases and encourage discrimination. Broadly, policymakers highlight two high-risk forms of bias that can arise in generative AI training data. Historical bias refers to patterns […]

Publication to the EU Official Journal & Entry into force of the AI Act which marks the 24 month countdown of activities towards full effect and enforcement . The Member States have to identify their Fundamental Rights authorities within three months after the entry into force. (Art. 77(2)) Scope and Definitions appl y, six months […]

J U LY 2 0 2 4 CONFIDENTIAL COMPUTING AND PRIVACY Policy Implications of Trusted Execution Environments FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | J U LY 2 0 2 4 1 Samuel Adams Policy Counsel, Future of Privacy Forum Stacey Gray Senior Director for U.S. Policy, Future of Privacy Forum Dr. Aaron Massey Senior Policy Analyst […]