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[…] while they prepare to react to any potential future regulatory demands. As discussed in the introduction, despite a lack of clear harmonization in regulatory approaches, trends and best practices are emerging and can therefore be anticipated to some extent. STEP 1: INITIATING AN AI IMPACT ASSESSMENT Meanwhile, voluntary understandings of AI governance have led […]

[…] while they prepare to react to any potential future regulatory demands. As discussed in the introduction, despite a lack of clear harmonization in regulatory approaches, trends and best practices are emerging and can therefore be anticipated to some extent. STEP 1: INITIATING AN AI IMPACT ASSESSMENT FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM 9 Meanwhile, voluntary understandings […]

[…] while they prepare to react to any potential future regulatory demands. As discussed in the introduction, despite a lack of clear harmonization in regulatory approaches, trends and best practices are emerging and can therefore be anticipated to some extent. STEP 1: INITIATING AN AI IMPACT ASSESSMENT FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | AI Governance Behind […]

[…] identified risks and vulnerabilities; • Reporting security incidents; • Implementing security controls to address risks to both physical security and cybersecurity; • Sharing information regarding risks and best practices. »Developing and implementing measures to indicate that content is AI-generated , such as watermarking, labeling, and other authentication and provenance mechanisms. Interestingly, many of these […]

[…] identified risks and vulnerabilities; • Reporting security incidents; • Implementing security controls to address risks to both physical security and cybersecurity; • Sharing information regarding risks and best practices. »Developing and implementing measures to indicate that content is AI-generated , such as watermarking, labeling, and other authentication and provenance mechanisms. Interestingly, many of these […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] identified risks and vulnerabilities; • Reporting security incidents; • Implementing security controls to address risks to both physical security and cybersecurity; • Sharing information regarding risks and best practices. »Developing and implementing measures to indicate that content is AI-generated , such as watermarking, labeling, and other authentication and provenance mechanisms. Interestingly, many of these […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] 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 […]