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[…] the AIA; Coordinates national competent authorities; Harmonizes administrative practices; Issues recommendations and opinions (upon requests of the Commission); Supports the establishment and operation of regulatory sandboxes; Gathers feedback on GPAI-related alerts. Advisory Forum : Article 67 AIA – Composition: Stakeholders (including industry, start-ups, SMEs, civil society and academia) appointed by the Commission (two-year term); […]

[…] Takeaways Relating to Initiating an AI Impact Assessment _______________________________________ 8 I. There Are Numerous Catalysts for AI Impact Assessments, Including Legal Requirements, Governance Norms, and Ethical or Business Risks _______________________________________________________ 8 II. There is a Trend Within Industry to Perform Multiple Assessments at Different Points in the AI Lifecycle Due to Both Legal and […]

[…] Takeaways Relating to Initiating an AI Impact Assessment _______________________________________ 8 I. There Are Numerous Catalysts for AI Impact Assessments, Including Legal Requirements, Governance Norms, and Ethical or Business Risks _______________________________________________________ 8 II. There is a Trend Within Industry to Perform Multiple Assessments at Different Points in the AI Lifecycle Due to Both Legal and […]

[…] Key Takeaways Relating to Initiating an AI Impact Assessment _______________________________________7 I. There Are Numerous Catalysts for AI Impact Assessments, Including Legal Requirements, Governance Norms, and Ethical or Business Risks _______________________________________________________ 7 II. There is a Trend Within Industry to Perform Multiple Assessments at Different Points in the AI Lifecycle Due to Both Legal and […]

[…] 53 Social Principles of Human-Centric AI (March 2019) Governance Guidelines for Implementation of AI Principles (January 2022) Personal Information Protection Commission’s Notices (June 2023) Guidelines for AI Business Operators (April 2024) Singapore ________________________________________________________________________ __ 63 Model AI Governance Framework (January 2020) Discussion Paper on Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance (June 2023) Generative […]

[…] 53 Social Principles of Human-Centric AI (March 2019) Governance Guidelines for Implementation of AI Principles (January 2022) Personal Information Protection Commission’s Notices (June 2023) Guidelines for AI Business Operators (April 2024) Singapore ________________________________________________________________________ __ 63 Model AI Governance Framework (January 2020) Discussion Paper on Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance (June 2023) Generative […]

[…] of data to service providers that process data solely on an entity’s behalf (for example, cloud storage providers) is typically not considered a sale or transfer. 37 Businesses generally rely on legally enforceable agreements (contracts) to ensure that their service providers adhere to their data protection promises and obligations. In this context, confidential computing […]

[…] 53 Social Principles of Human-Centric AI (March 2019) Governance Guidelines for Implementation of AI Principles (January 2022) Personal Information Protection Commission’s Notices (June 2023) Guidelines for AI Business Operators (April 2024) Singapore ________________________________________________________________________ __ 63 Model AI Governance Framework (January 2020) Discussion Paper on Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance (June 2023) Generative […]

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 […]

[…] of data to service providers that process data solely on an entity’s behalf (for example, cloud storage providers) is typically not considered a sale or transfer. 37 Businesses generally rely on legally enforceable agreements (contracts) to ensure that their service providers adhere to their data protection promises and obligations. In this context, confidential computing […]