Navigating the EU AI Act

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01 - Introduction

01 - Get started with the EU AI Act.mp4

00:47

02 - Not a legal advice disclaimer.mp4

00:37

03 - Key terms and definitions.mp4

02:38

02 - 1. EU AI Act Fundamentals

01 - The goals of the AI Act.mp4

01:41

02 - Geographic and sector scope.mp4

02:42

03 - Risk-based approach.mp4

02:08

04 - Key timelines to consider.mp4

02:44

03 - 2. Classifications and Requirements

01 - Prohibited artificial intelligence practices.mp4

03:22

02 - Classification of high-risk AI systems.mp4

03:27

03 - Exceptions to the high-risk classification.mp4

02:42

04 - Risk management systems.mp4

02:57

05 - Data quality and governance.mp4

03:06

06 - Technical documentation and recordkeeping.mp4

02:58

07 - Transparency requirements.mp4

03:03

08 - Human oversight.mp4

02:47

09 - Accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity.mp4

03:04

04 - 3. Provider and User Obligations

01 - High-risk AI system provider obligations.mp4

02:00

02 - Quality management systems.mp4

01:53

03 - Importer and distributor obligations.mp4

02:33

04 - High-risk AI system deployer obligations.mp4

02:51

05 - 4. Notify Authority

01 - Define the notifying authority and bodies.mp4

02:20

02 - Notification procedures.mp4

02:25

06 - 5. Certification and Registration

01 - Conformity assessment procedures.mp4

02:50

02 - Declaration of conformity and CE marking.mp4

02:15

03 - AI system registration.mp4

02:31

07 - 6. Support Innovation and Governance

01 - AI regulatory sandboxes.mp4

02:53

02 - The AI Office and European Artificial Intelligence Board.mp4

02:47

03 - Advisory forum and the scientific panel.mp4

02:53

08 - 7. Monitoring, Enforcement, and Penalties

01 - Post-market monitoring of AI systems.mp4

02:40

02 - Incident information sharing.mp4

02:19

03 - Remedies.mp4

02:39

04 - Penalties for noncompliance.mp4

03:10

09 - Conclusion

01 - Additional references for AI Act compliance.mp4

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Description

The European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is a first-of-its-kind global regulation for trustworthy AI. Once passed into law, the act will enforce a legal framework using a risk-based approach aimed at regulating the development, deployment, and use of AI in the European Union. Companies failing to abide by the reporting and transparency requirements defined in the act will be subject to monetary repercussions.

In this course, Tristan Ingold examines the transformative EU AI Act. He defines AI systems in the context of the EU and identifies requirements and obligations imposed by the act on AI system providers and users. He also details the various business and technical challenges and opportunities that stakeholders will have to consider. Whether you are a developer, business leaders, risk and compliance professional, or just interested in understanding the future of AI regulation, this course should help you understand how legislative developments will impact AI systems.

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